Good Morning Nana Heads!!!
Welcome Lorna! We're from Michigan, too. What area of the state do you call home? We're in the Lansing area; originally from the Detroit area. Jeff (JD99) can tell you that we're MSU fans.

Crusiing: Me, DH Dave, and friends, Bob and Gitta.
It has been a chatty few days on our thread. The last two nights, I've been wrapping Christmas gifts. I should be done by tonight.
Tonya: Thanks to you for taking on such a big job of the t-shirts.
Lynn: Your little guy is so cute, even if he's not smiling in the pic.
It's another cold day in mid-Michigan. Hopefully, the rain will go away in St. Louis, and our DETROIT TIGERS can win the game.
Saturday morning, I'm heading to the west side of the state to see my Kalamazoo grandkids, that night we have a wedding to attend.
Sunday, we're having a "cruise meeting" with Bob and Gitta.
Lorna, as other posters have said, brunch in Palo is not formal and neither is dinner. You will see a wide variety of dress at each restaurant and at Palo. Dave is taking a sport coat and will wear it for dinner at Palo. Having been on 6
DCL cruises, I don't notice anyone's attire at dinner as I'm too busy having fun with my tablemates and servers. With guests seated, I couldn't even tell you if the females at my table were wearing shorts, slacks, jeans, skirt, etc. DCL has "suggested" guidelines and ask that cruisers refrain from wearing shorts and bathing suits to the dining rooms. You will see tuxes on formal night, but you will also see men in suits, sport coats, and just a shirt and tie. I'm wearing a Chico's basic black dress for formal night and Palo dinner. If you do a search on the DCL boards, you'll see plenty of opinions on DCL "dress code".
Everyone have a great day. For all of us northerners, stay warm!
Jan