That's right Women do go to sea, not just as stewards. There are a rising number of Women heading to sea now to become Chief Officers and Captains of Cruise Ships, RoRo and Container vessels, and Rail Ferries. That's my Dream, passion and goals summed up in these few sentences. To become a Captain and be the best that I can be while at the same time encouraging other young woman to take on the same challenges as I did. Think and dream big then step on board a ship and let your passion lead you.
2009 was the year to remember, 2010 is now the year to look forward to...
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Quote of 2008: “Always look forward, don’t ever look back!”
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Preparing for rough weather at sea
1.) Batten down your cabin, lock all the drawers and latch all the doors back.
2.) Place desk chair upside down and laptop underneath the desk.
3.) Cameras, glasses, empty coffee cup and plunger – all to be stowed in a drawer.
4.) Use non-skid mats in the desk top and place a towel over all loose items which can roll or slide around.
5.) Place toothbrush away from the soap dish.
6.) Life jackets come in handy to propping your mattress up on a slight angle towards the wall (like a cot)
7.) Anything which creaks, place a piece of folded up paper in the crack.
8.) Last but not least turn on some soft music to drown out the sound of waves crashing against the hull and the pounding of the ships bow into the swell.