During the last few weeks I have arranged five burials at sea for families who have contacted me here on the blog thingy. One of those ceremonies took place ……….at sunset…….as the Carnival Glory left the port of St. Thomas.
Eric Gilson had spent most of his life at sea, serving in the US Navy for 29 years and then becoming a Platinum cruiser with us here at Carnival. And as the sun set here in the Virgin Islands his wife and family members said their final goodbye.
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I started this blog when a lady called Stephanie said "Oh John, please write a blog, it will only be for a week and won't take up much of your time."
That was back in 1492 and here I am still writing in the same pair of underpants.
