While we decided on this excursion at the last minute, putting the least amount of thought and effort into it, it turned out to be the most meaningful of them all. Our family together, honoring loved ones gone too soon, ushering in new life, and feeling hopeful even in the face of great odds.
Prof. Cruise is hunkered down at home today hibernating in a blanket cave, fearful of reports of snowmageddon coming to Seattle this weekend, so I’ll be filling in for today’s lecture. Introducing Prof. Cruise’s T.A., “H” Allow me to introduce myself. I’m “H,” Prof. Cruise’s T.A. (teaching/travel assistant). At barely...
Today’s lecture will answer your questions about how to ensure you have a private table, as opposed to being seated at a larger table with strangers, in the main dining room (MDR) on your cruise.
Good things really do come in threes. Except for properly inflated tires on your car and leaves on a clover. In those cases, four is decidedly better. I’ve been to Juneau three times. And the third was the charm. But so was the second. And the first. With the Mendenhall...
Prof. Cruise here to deliver some welcome news: due to a rare snow day in Seattle, all schools are closed and our regularly scheduled lecture, “Three Sample Itineraries for your Day in Juneau,” will be delayed until tomorrow. So instead of mumbling to yourself, “she shouldn’t have quit her day...
This weekend Seattleites are saying a final goodbye to the Alaskan Way Viaduct – a fixture of the downtown skyline since it first opened to traffic in 1953 – with a full slate of activities including an 8k race, bike ride, and a parade and arts festival.
When you think of Seattle you probably think of the Space Needle, flying fish at Pike Place Market, and…rain. And now you’ll think of Prof. Cruise, because that’s where I park my stuff and put my kid on the school bus in mismatched clothes – because I can’t concern myself...
I’m launching a new lecture series today called, “Ports of Call.” And trust me, you’re going to want to really pay attention to this one, instead of glancing up every few minutes from Candy Crush (is that still a thing?) to make eye contact with me so I think you’re...
Prof. Cruise here to answer your questions about cruising over Christmas with kids.
