Bob’s View of Travel

It’s getting worse. You must be careful. Check out this 30 second video of this joker closing the overhead bin door. An you better pay attention. From now on, my luggage is under my seat.

Oberammergau 2010 looks like an upcoming sell out. I posted an article some days ago about the Passion Play which is produced every 10 years. I placed a link where folks can request Free information about the Play, tickets, hotels, travel and tours and all I can say is that the requests coming in have exceeded our best estimates. Its going to be a sell out once again. If you would like Free information just click on the words Oberammergau Information

Prime hotels and tickets are scarce. Don’t be left out sitting in the nose bleed section.

I’ll write some about the Queen Mary 2 cruise after some sleep this morning. I left Tortola on one of those Commuter Airlines that serve as a code share partner with a major airline. At check in I found out that my flight was a Cessna 2 engine plane which can accommodate 9 passengers. Due to the hot humid weather only 7 passengers were allowed on the flight. I know I ate too much of Cunard’s great cusine but I hope I was not fully responsible for leaving some clients behind for a later flight due to my weight gain on the cruise. We flew to San Juan, Houston and after an hour delay back to Albuquerque. Glad to be home and I must remember to return my Tuxedo which had great use.

I’m sitting in the library of the QM2 preparing for my return flight home on Sunday. Upon my return I will write a review of this wonderful ship, our voyage, dining and the outstanding crew aboard this vessel. I had thought wearing my tuxedo (rented of course) would be a drag, however I now look back at the photos of the days (note more than one day) that I enjoyed wearing the tux with my fellow guests. It was a delightful voyage far too short. By the way the library features some 8,000 books. More upon my return and my dinner partners during my time aboard the QM2.

I stayed up late last night thinking up a new campaign for a cruise line. It came to me late, very late. It will appeal to all these folks who drink, return to their cabin and then dive off their balcony into the ocean.

You Drink. You Dive. You Die.