Ship Sails Names

Ship Sails Names

Can you live on a cruise and make money too?

"No way!" My friend Ellen's son Alex said when I mentioned him. "How can you live on a cruise and get paid for it?"

"Ay, he said, the adoption sentence of my granddaughter, "which certainly can not."

Alex was skeptical, but after reading my article on the work on a cruise and the fabulous bennies, (is the spelling of a word for benefits?) was recorded in it, using some of my suggestions, and during the summer holidays, the University, he worked on a cruise ship plying the transition within Alaska.

I have a postcard sent from the Juaneu. The writing side was covered with Xs and Os – with just Thank you, Alex. His mother showed me pictures from your cell phone and I could see he had a blast.

When Home in late summer, came home and told me about his adventures and what he liked most about the job in one of the best cruisers of summer cruises Alaska.

He smiled as he alluded to the part between the members of the crew. Oh, and yes, she met a young woman who was a stewardess one of shore excursions. When I was in that port, he had an appointment. He thinks that may lead to something, but not sure. She is a student of a university in California. Both have signed to return cruise in the summer of the year next.

Alex was hired to work in the casinos as a dealer. Holds training was very easy and the hours were minimal. There was a lot of free time to enjoy the cruise and, of course, when the ship was in port, the casino has been closed and it was with some excursions on land.

I looked at the pictures he took, listened to his interesting stories of cities visited as Skagway Fjords and Misty. Port liked best was Sitka, a Russian style village filled with beautiful fish art, gold and silver in Russian Orthodox Cathedral of the icons of San Miguel.

Alex thanked me again and again to talk about the job on a cruise. His mother thanked me tell him, because not only are paid, but could save you money. All were free living expenses while he was ship.

Do you work on a cruise is for you? The first thing to do is check the types of jobs available. For see if any of them fit.

It might actually be a dream come true. Maybe one day you will thank me too.

See for yourself.

Is Ready to cruise free

About the Author

Long time writer, articles, novels, essays, short stories and poems, I go with the flow, as my thoughts direct or the Muse demands.

As a retired group tour travel adviser and author of ‘Six Steps to FREE Cruises and Tours’ eBook, my recent work has been travel related in addition to my Quick Tips 4 U health and fitness articles.

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