Transatlantic

Hey!
How are things?
Hope all is well in your world. Busy here trying to find my way back into the work groove.  :(
As you may remember, if you read here much, my son and I  left Texas, USA  late August and are once again living in the south of France.  When people ask me how the flight was, I tell them we sailed over. Usually their eyes get REALLY, REALLY big and I can see they are imagining what the trip must have been like. 

Crossed the ocean on one of these?

Or something like this?

Or did she mean?? 
No, No, No.

 Transatlantic sailing is the ONLY way to make the crossing. The cruise ships are spectacular! They offer comfortable rooms, broadway style shows, fine dinning, deluxe spa pampering and plenty of stuff to do, no matter what your tastes are. Or you can always just lay around on the deck and chill by the pool if you don't care to do anything. 

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Did I mention the Food?

My son's dessert plate.

Yes, he eats a healthy dinner first.

Really, did I mention the food?  There was something for everyone. From pizza and burgers to sweets and seafood. I made out fine eating mostly healthy food. Lots of fresh fruits, raw salads and the occasional cookie here and there. #ImNotGoingToLie

Our actual ship.

Sea was so calm and peaceful.

On deck - roaming around the 3rd day of the cruise.

Did I mention these were unedited pictures?

Can you believe all this GREEN space on the ship?

Windjammer...

I will do a complete post of the green area of the ship, "Central Park"  soon. It actually was my favorite area.  I liked to sit under the trees and read or eat (yes, more eating) and people watch. I did already post about another neighborhood on board, The Boardwalk, click to read that picture heavy post.

Sea was very, very calm the entire trip.

Have a great weekend!