Tammy, I was really hoping they wouldn't be able to find your in box while you were gone.

Good morning, Cindy, Mo, Steve, Jim & Tammy. Well you could sure tell last night was a full moon. It seemed that all the weirdo's were out last night. It was a long and call filled night. Off today and going to finish my packing for my hunting trip. Hope everyone has a great day!

Jim, we never have taken pillow's along on a cruise however every driving trip we do. 

Good morning all, hope everyone is doing good so far this morning!  I saw Cindy, Mo, Jim, Steve, but I'm still trying to get my eyes pointed at the monitor instead of each other, come on coffee maker, hope I didn't leave too many out!

Jen literally 'collects' pillows, she is on a quest for the right one, she has a medical-supply-store purchased 'water pillow', that's a weird little gurgling, sloshing thing, and still, when I wake up, she's already on her third with the others strewn across her side of the room!  I think it's not the pillow, but the fact that 2-3 of our Bassets always make their way to bed with us!?

Blessings all!

Max, I strongly suspect bassets could affect sleeping arrangements.

Good morning Scott!

We are the Bassets pillows I believe, and we tend to gurgle and splosh these days!

There has been many a morning when I would wake up to find our bed being occupied by not only my wife & myself but our 8 & 5 yo's & the 60lb Lab. Dad's usually got this little sliver of the bed fighting for covers. 

Good morning Max, How did refresher go?

Guess we're not expected to need much bed space Scott!  Our largest Basset has just recently found that he likes our water bed, he hates to use the 'dog ramp' we have so  he asks to get lifted up!  That's why the back always hurts I suspect, he tips the scale at 90lbs.!  If they aren't in bed, we can't seem to sleep, when they are in bed, well, same thing but at least we each have our cuddle bears!

Scott, the refresher was excellent, it ended up being taught by our state's EMS Bureau Chief, a wonderful man that I've known for several years, so we thoroughly enjoyed it, but we always do.  Was 10 hours 'home work' and two days in class, as opposed to three days in class which is tough for us to do.  Glad you reminded me, we were wondering if you knew if the ships now have public-use AED's aboard, and where they are usually stationed, especially the fantasy class?  Our recent emergency-abroad scenario sparked that concern, so we'd thought we'd see what you knew-

Scott, my reply got pulled over in the fast lane, may make it to post later?  The refresher was excellent (taught by our EMS Bureau Chief at the last minute-he's great)!

Hey, do you know if/where the AED's (public-use) are generally stationed on our ships, especially fantasy-class!  We had that on our minds following the emergency-abroad scenario!

Good morning Scott, Tammy and Max...

I remember my lab used to jump up on the bed and she would make her way under the blankets, thought she was human...

Don't all dogs think they're human?

Steve-o:

I remember my lab used to jump up on the bed and she would make her way under the blankets, thought she was human...

Steve, we have pictures of our Lab lying under the covers with her head on the pillow just like a human.  Most of the time she sleeps with my oldest. It's so funny how protective she is with the kids. I can be play fighting with the boys and she's right there softly biting my arm (non-agressive) as in saying "knock it off".

MJMiller:

Hey, do you know if/where the AED's (public-use) are generally stationed on our ships, especially fantasy-class! 

Good question! I do not know.  I'm sure someone from the Medical staff would respond with one or the first responce team.