Happy To Have My Seafarer Home on the Day of the Seafarer
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Happy To Have My Seafarer Home on the Day of the Seafarer

Yesterday was the “Day of the Seafarer”. My social media was full of posts in support of the hardworking people at sea – crew members on cruise ships, those on cargo ships, ferries – but, much like how these days raise awareness and provide thanks for a day, sometimes it feels like that’s all they…

Will Crew Want to Go Back to Cruise Ships?: My Super Unscientific Thoughts on Getting Crew Back Onboard

Will Crew Want to Go Back to Cruise Ships?: My Super Unscientific Thoughts on Getting Crew Back Onboard

This conversation came up the other day – will cruise lines have a hard time finding crew that want to go back to work at sea? Will crew actually want to go back to work on cruise ships? On land right now in a good chunk of the US there are so many businesses hiring…

A Handy Guide to Making the Most of Quarantine for Newly Embarked Crew
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A Handy Guide to Making the Most of Quarantine for Newly Embarked Crew

Cruise lines are cruising and things are more and more looking like normal. There are still ships sitting at anchor awaiting restarts and… crew still have to quarantine when they join a ship. (Even when passengers can go between ships one after the other and well, this is confusing to me). Regardless though, quarantine is…

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Quarantine #3

The year 2020 has been a dud for nearly everyone I think. For me it’s been a lot of time in quarantine or stuck on a ship. While I hate to do the math, here it is: I’m Stuck on a Boat: 100 days Quarantine #1: 10 days (got tested on day 8 and got…

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Me and My Alien Go to America

Stuart and I made it to America the other day. Doesn’t sound that complicated. We fly around the world and between countries pretty regularly. He’s from the UK, I’m from the US. The two countries usually have a pretty open door policy between the two. So, what makes it worth writing a whole post about…