Going on a cruise

**Sir William** · 17th January 12, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by Drac

Fine throw me under the bus (or ship in this case).

Jim

Thanks! It wasn't hard at all!

The wife reluctantly agreed that I could wear a kilt on a Caribbean cruise only because there would be another X-Marker and she didn't want me all grumpy because I didn't have mine. When you jumped ship, so to speak, she got this wicked grin and said, "So now you can take your tux." It wasn't a question.

No worries. I've got another opportunity coming up in September.

**Ian_G** · 17th January 12, 07:45 AM

Originally Posted by Sir William

"So now you can take your tux." It wasn't a question.

But she didn't say instead, so you still get the choice. There must be more than one posh do.

Ian

**Sir William** · 17th January 12, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by Ian_G

But she didn't say instead, so you still get the choice. There must be more than one posh do.

Ian

On this particular cruise there is only one and its a "semi-formal" night.

On one of my last cruises I was going to take both a tux and a kilt, but between the two they filled up an entire suitcase and I didn't want to have to lug it all around. So my personal rule is either a kilt (with Argyll) or a tux.

If I ever get to go on a 14 day or more cruise, I'll definitely take both as there will be at least 3, and probably more, dress up nights.

On Cunard you can dress up every evening if you want.