what to bring what to bring

[ganurse]

anything different that you have brought that is not listed on the boards. is there something so random you brought but you are glad you did?

 

[webray]

I got a travel wallet at walmart for hubby $6.23..worked out excellent. Left all the extra stuff at home.

Picked myself up a small wallet..worked out excellent as well.

 

[natdencro]

Clothes with elasticated waistbands!!Nat

 

[ducklite]

The thing we found the most useful wsa the highlighter. We used it to highlight things on the Navigtor.

Anne

 

[krhardy]

went and bought a cheap waterproof velcro strap watch to wear on excursions...velcro didn't come off in the water, and even if it did, it was $5 and held no sentimental value as do my other watches. Also, bought a couple pairs of really cheap sunglasses so if they go lost, say banana boating (hee hee VM), it was no biggie. Now, if you have a pair of sunglasses that you just cannot be without, go buy an athletic strap for them...one of the brand names is "croakies" and it keeps them very secure...DD's BF plays soccer and cannot play without her glasses. She's never had them fall off with these. Also, a cheap pair of velcro sandals to wear on excursions...we took the St. John island tour, and one of our stops was a roadside beach. Would have been really nice to have sandals on like that (teva style, just not the price) and be able to wade out, and then get back on the bus. Happy cruiseing.

 

[videogal1]

Originally posted by krhardy
Also, a cheap pair of velcro sandals to wear on excursions... Would have been really nice to have sandals (teva style, just not the price) and be able to wade out, and then get back on the bus.

I have a hard time finding comfortable sandals that I can keep on my feet so I bought 2 pairs of net tennis shoes (Lands End) with elastic laces to slip on and off. I'm hoping they'll dry fast and still be comfortable enough to walk around in the water in ...squish, squish... and, with the net, easy to get the sand out of...