I'll save the sacred for Sunday. But here's the profane for Saturday. Every day when I returned to our cabin aboard the Costa Fortuna I would discover that the cabin boy would have folded up my pajama tops and bottoms into some sort of creature. In this photo my pajamas have become a Caribbean sea turtle. Now don't you think it is a little strange and profane to have someone playing animals with your personal pajamas? On our cruise to Alaska in 2007 they used the bath towels to create these creatures.Saturday, February 7, 2009
The Sacred and The Profane Part I
I'll save the sacred for Sunday. But here's the profane for Saturday. Every day when I returned to our cabin aboard the Costa Fortuna I would discover that the cabin boy would have folded up my pajama tops and bottoms into some sort of creature. In this photo my pajamas have become a Caribbean sea turtle. Now don't you think it is a little strange and profane to have someone playing animals with your personal pajamas? On our cruise to Alaska in 2007 they used the bath towels to create these creatures.
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What a great blog! It looks like you two had a great time on your cruise. But I agree, I'd rather NOT have a stranger touching ANY of my clothes, particularly my PJs.
Thanks for your visit and comment at my blog. I answered your crimson tide question there in a reply comment.
Interesting fetish the crew has. Does look like it was a fun cruise! Thanks for your comment on my post of Aretha'a hat. I don't feel I have "rights" to the image - they belong to the TV feed. I think it was MSNBC at the time. Also I expect that the Smithsonian already has a complete set of the coverage of the inauguration in its files. If someone has a recording of this time period, you could extract a sequence of still images with the complete fade from Aretha to Obama.
Omigosh!!! Your pajamas are cuter than mine. This tickles me greatly . . . You are tempting me to go on a cruise. June
Joann: It must be strange to find a PJ turtle in your cabin.
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