Our experience on Day 1 of our cruise on the Silver Whisper was greater than fine. Possibly, this was the best beginning of a sea journey ever. Before sharing why, a few news of the day items. The first story is also related to our cruise, because we are headed towards three hurricanes. The first few hours were calm and safe. As we entered the Pacific Ocean, we already were experiencing the effect of those storms, for through the night, I had difficulty walking from my bed to the bathroom and back. I yesterday provided details on those three hurricanes, About Karina . Attained hurricane strength on August 30. Got up to 145 MPH on August 31, but also weakened down to 125 MPH, Up to 140 MPH on September 1. Up to 145 MPH on September 2. Down to 105 MPH on September 3, yesterday, Now at 90 MPH. Will further weaken and become a tropical storm either tomorrow or the next, September 6, my birthday, Good gift if so, The Silver Whisper will not get to the Big Island...
According to Wikipedia : The Silver Whisper is a quarter century old. Passenger capacity of 382, with crew of 295. Features teal balconies. From Google AI: The Silver Whisper is a top-tier luxury cruise ship operated by Silversea Cruises. Complimentary caviar on demand. No children's facilities. A 14-minute tour of the ship . As we depart Canada, maybe for the final time, but probably not because I still have a lot Canadian money, some golden summaries of Canadian entertainment masterpieces, I asked Google AI to pick the top Canadian-related films of all-time: Three of the most critically acclaimed and popular films with a strong Canadian connection are Titanic (1997) , Scott Pilgrim vs. the World (2010) , and Arrival (2016) . While Canada boasts a rich catalog of completely homegrown indie cinema, its connection to global blockbusters spans legendary Canadian directors, prominent filming locations, and historic national events. [ 1 , 2 , 3 ] 1. Titanic (1997) The Connectio...