Adopted daughters on Pearl/Carlos Pueblo
Getting acquainted
with pretty and hardworking staff on board of
a cruise ship
is a joy of my cruise trip especially that I therefore
adopted them
as my daughters. The routine procedure is taking several
photos
together and the e-mail address in return to photos after I
finishing
posted on my desk top computer. Some of them did correspond
with me
later. This is a group of youngsters who are well educated and
with a good
manners in the world.
I can bring
up some of my adopted daughters from Jade and Dawn to the
more senior staff
such as the waitress, hostess, or matrie D’hotel for their
previous
colleague experience. Amazingly, they all have a fond remember
among them
and know where they are after years departure. It is the
friendship
and now I have joined them at least on myself. The administration
on board
encourages its staff to keep their best to customers and make sure
like coming
home. There are about 40 of them adopted on Pearl and it is very
hard for me
to describe them all with such a limited time, 10 days, yet let me
start.
Hristina,
pronounced Cristina, is from Bulgaria who used to work with Cristina
of the old Jade
and Imelda of the Sky and Dawn. They are all in the level of
manager in
the restaurant. She came to manage the Garden Café in the morning
and back to
her steak house, Cagney’s, at night. She lives by the Black sea where
the Danube
enters to while her sister lives in Sofia, the Capital City, on the west
near Serbia.
I mentioned to her that my neighbors, Christine and John owners of
my favorite
dog Forest, would be on the Danube from Nuremberg to Budapest in
April. She
encourages me to visit her country and perhaps I shall.
Nelfa is a
close friend of Imelda. She informed Imelda immediately after we met
of my
appearance. Her husband has a Chinese surname, Sy, and she also mentioned
her
grandfather was a Japanese with a last name of Fujimoto. I knew it right away
the similar
story of Fabian Miyaco of the Jade and Dawn. It was the 1942 invasion
of
Philippine by the Japanese Imperial Army and after the War those Japanese
youngsters
stayed behind and married the locals. She is very pretty and kind and her
partner of
the Summer Palace, Florabell, is also very charming. I don’t think that I have
had Nelfa’s
photos taken. I’ll do it next time if there is.
I met and
adopted several Chinese daughters on board as well. There are more Chinese
staff transferred
from Joy, the oriental route ship in China, to the rest of the fleet. I
am very
happy to meet so many of them whom I can communicate with them in Mandarin.
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