Did you know the best time for a cruise is when school is in session? This doesn’t seem fair, but it’s how it works. They consider it the low season since most of their customers are in school, at work or doing something else important – so why not tempt all of available people with a huge discount? They have to go from one place to the other for supplies and such anyways, so why not bring in the customers who either don’t know or don’t mind it? It’s a great idea if you ever get the chance to go on a cruise.

I heard so much about cruises, and seen many pictures. It’s like a living, breathing, moving mall with a hotel build around it! Depending on which ship you go on, there could be the selection of surfing on the ship, rock climbing on the ship, scuba diving beside the ship, there’s ever snowboarding on the ship…I’m not sure where ship that is, but it seems interesting.

There are ships that go everywhere. The normal places one can immediately think of is the Caribbean, Bahamas…but they also go over towards the European countries, like Norway and even down to Egypt. Did you know they have cruises that can last for months? My friends told me how they’d give that to their parents as a retirement present later on in life. There are cruises that go around the world!

Even though I’m telling you about cruises, and introducing a small image of it. I’ve never been on one, and from the looks of it I won’t be going anytime soon. It would be a great graduation idea though. The idea : done with college, ready to move up in the world…placing this small two – ten day vacation into my schedule for the coming September or October. I approve the idea. [That is if I don’t find myself back in Japan right after graduation, which I do hope happens…well, what will happen will happen with a little push from me. Let’s just hope for the best. ]