Sorry you had such a bad day yesterday, but we’re all entitled to them. Your friends and family love you good days and bad…all of us bloggers consider you friends/family so we’re honored to support you even on the bad days.

Keep up the great work,

The Kilmartins

we all have our ups and downs mate……and dont even dream of stopping the blog…….we bloggers wont let you……you make us cruise with you around the world and put a smile on our face whatever your mood.

So cheer up……you have a great job but a very demanding one.

Cheers
Norman from Sunny Malta

Thanks for YOUR continuing friendship and sharing YOUR good days and the occasional bad one with US!

Cathy & Tom

John, everytime you even hint at quiting the blog you get these kind of comments from us “pest” that post everyday. But what you really got to take notice to is the “lurkers” that say they have never posted a comment but felt this was the time to tell you how they felt about you and your blog thingy.

I think even if you were not with Carnival we would still be reading your blog thingy. You would find some way to tell us about walking your dog to make us put our drinks all over our computers.

So John just keep doing it the way you have for all this time. It’s not what you write about but how you write about it that keeps us coming back day after day.

BIG ED
THE “BIG” PEST

Second, Paul is a cheeky git! That “joke” about the 80-year old with the new hat has been floating around for years. I’ve seen it at least 5 times on Cruise Critic alone! Is that what a “scouser” is, then?

Third and final – you are a bad, BAD man! My co-workers around me are staring at me now that I’m whistling “Bright Side of Life”! What’s next, the “Camelot” song?!?

Wow, complaining about no chopsticks makes it sound like they have never used a spoon and a fork before… I have never used them before and probably never will. A kid’s spoon probably holds more food than that…

Great photos as always and a great interview with Paul! His sense of humor is great and I have enjoyed him as cruise director. I’ve sailed with him twice and I’m sad to hear that I won’t see him, for the third time, on the Sensation next week since I had a major change in my plans.

I hope your days get better. Don’t let Kevin get to you. I usually catch your blogs around lunchtime at work and lunch won’t be the same without your daily blogs. Keep on writing. You’re the best!

Cheers,
Alex G.

I started this day feeling very, very down. Your blog as always cheered me up and made my day a little brighter. Please, please, please don’t ever stop writing – we need your wit to brighten our lives.

Sue K – in Pittsburgh

I really miss your replies to blog-readers’ posts. Did it simply become too much?

I know that doing that….well, even doing the blog….is time-consuming, but we do appreciate you taking the time to write your blog!

Terri