Moon Phase and Cruising
Pam7910
you even research and give consideration to whether or not you will have a
full moon or new moon during your cruise? I'm not considering this for
mystical reasons, but was wondering about it because of the ability to see
what is out there at night. Your thoughts?
Pam
Howard Garland
Eileen always check the moon phase before we cruise (but not when we are
booking). She has some notion that her luck in the casino runs better
when the moon is full. I have yet to see consistent evidence for this.
The fact of the matter is that with enough time to play, all addicted
gamblers lose.
Howard
Queen of Cruising
wrote:
>Do you guys have any preference as to moon phase when you book a cruise?
Yes.
> Do
>you even research and give consideration to whether or not you will have a
>full moon or new moon during your cruise?
Yes.
> I'm not considering this for
>mystical reasons, but was wondering about it because of the ability to see
>what is out there at night. Your thoughts?
Yes.
Howard Garland
>
> Here are some other options. Following a new moon, see how "young" of
> a crescent you can spot. I will be looking for the 24-hour-old
> crescent Monday November 24th, from somewhere northwest of Aruba,
> along with Mercury and Mars.
>
"When the moon is in the seventh house, and Jupiter aligns with Mars,
then peace will guide the planets, and love will fill the stars. This is
the dawning of the age of Aquarius..."
Howie, who had hair when Hair was a hit.
villa deauville
Wonderful show seen in London.
SUNNY<.........remembers what a turbulant time that was
S'nd I
Howard Garland
Awesome, Sunny!
Howie, trying to remember the fun and forget the rest.
Queen of Cruising
deauville) wrote:
>Wonderful show seen in London.
>
>SUNNY<.........remembers what a turbulant time that was
That's "turbulent" and people who are to cheap or to dumb to get a PC
deserve to be harassed over misssspellings.
Bill Warnock
one that checked that item out! (smile)
I cruise the Mexican Riviera quite often... sometimes every other
month. And yeah I prefer to book when the full moon exists for the
beauty that is displayed in the night time hours versus a dark moon.
It is not my primary consideration... but definitely a factor.
Best regards
Bill
EileenMcDonald
>>That's "turbulent" and people who are to cheap or to dumb to get a PC
deserve to be harassed over misssspellings <<
You've got a PC, so what's your excuse?
It's not TO dumb, it's TOO dumb, honey.
Eileen
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Pam,
Never thought of this, but a very good question. A full moon at sea is much
more impressive than a waning crescent....!
ArleneL
Queen of Cruising wrote:
Ahem.........Queenie, don't you mean "too" cheap and "too" dumb? And,
what about "misssspellings?" I don't usually correct grammar, spelling
or punctutation, but this time you asked for it.
Arlene
Queen of Cruising
<eileenm...@comcast.net> wrote:
>>SUNNY<.........remembers what a turbulant time that was <
>
>>>That's "turbulent" and people who are to cheap or to dumb to get a PC
>deserve to be harassed over misssspellings <<
>
>You've got a PC, so what's your excuse?
>It's not TO dumb, it's TOO dumb, honey.
The sarcasm flew right over your head, Eileen.
Wake up.
Queen of Cruising
wrote:
>Ahem.........Queenie, don't you mean "too" cheap and "too" dumb? And,
>what about "misssspellings?" I don't usually correct grammar, spelling
>or punctutation, but this time you asked for it.
Well, gosh darn, aren't you a smarty.
<where do these people with no sense of humor and no evidence of
understanding sarcasm come from?>