Comments on: Highlighting Iketut Suardika Laundry Manager

By: Marilyn Vischio

Marilyn Vischio — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 20:42:49 +0000

Thank you for all the work you do, one of the unsung heros onboard!
As for laundry load- do they change the sheets every day? I have stayed at Disney World, and other nice hotels and they have a card to put on your bed if you want to help the enviernment and have your sheets changed every 3 days. Might be a good idea. How many people change thier sheets every day?
Marilyn

By: DWA76

DWA76 — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 18:37:30 +0000

Thank you on behalf of everyone. I appreciate everything that you guys do.
I’m sure there is a beautiful lady waiting for you Iketut
David

By: Andreas Goedde

Andreas Goedde — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 18:13:32 +0000

Hi John,
Way to go on the award. Congratulations! Great Job!
We just booked the Splendor to Buenos Aires. Same cabin as the one from London to Rome. I should have asked my favorite personal travel coordinator, Leah Jopling of CCL, whether it would be OK to leave my slippers in the closet when we leave the ship temporarily in Rome. What are you going to do? Are you going to go with the Splendor around South America to San Francisco, or are you going to transfer to yet another new ship? Or better yet, get an on-shore job with Cunard in London? Like you’ve said before, you’ve earned I nice position on shore where people won’t sneer at you.
Take good care.

By: Kevin

Kevin — Wed, 26 Sep 2007 05:45:03 +0000

12. go back and answer number 11.

You do a great job keeping everything clean i’m sure it’s a hard job to do but I thank you for it on behalf of well me and everyone else who diden’t comment, John Please buy this great person Iketut Suardika dinner in the supper club. And don’t spare the free drinks for him either, and maybe you can help him reconnect with his girlfriend we all need a Thursday night after all. Best wishes
Kevin

By: lookingforwardtothenearlysmokefreecarnivalfreedom

lookingforwardtothenearlysmokefreecarnivalfreedom — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 22:28:15 +0000

11. Can you please tell us what it is like to have to deal with John Heald’s dirty undergarments?

I am sorry – I am unable to respond to this question on the advice of my therapist.

By: mrs.missingthesmokefreeparadise

mrs.missingthesmokefreeparadise — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 22:07:01 +0000

Uh Oh.
First of all you praise your Balinese Hindu ceremonies as economic, good and safe and then you only like movies with explosions which are none of the above.
I hereby charge you with finding a good chick flick.
You might also find your girl friend!
I have to admit that wordy dark dramas either put me to sleep or I would rather go off and scrub toilets.
You might try Last Holiday with Queen Latifah. There is a designated bad guy, good food, let me make that excellent food, and enough idiocy with potential for bodily harm to offset your hankering for spectacular destruction.
And I love Bond, James Bond, and Sean Connery is the Only Bond the others were poor subs, but Daniel Craig, I gotta admit, is a fine second choice, and I must be a pyromaniac because I love to watch the explosions, also. Did you count the flips when he didn’t run over the girl tied up on the road? We turned the dvd onto slo mo. There is a half gainer in there, too. As a tribute to the Aston Martin, when they were practicing for this, they couldn’t get the car to roll on its own. They had to use controlled explosions – got their moneys worth out of that.
Thanks for your conscientious attention to our laundry. This is another way to combat the plagues which could ruin a vacation.
Bless you.

By: "BIG" ED

"BIG" ED — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 17:46:42 +0000

Iketut Suardika, I’m glad to meet the person John will have doing all my laundry while I’m on the FREEDOM. Great interview and I hope you do meet up with that girlfriend one day.

“BIG” ED

PS, no starch and easy on the bleach, Thank You