The Regent Seven Seas Explorer docked in Malé, Maldives overnight.  I have not felt 100% since I boarded this ship.  It has been two weeks, and last night for the first time we remained in the same port.  I feel much better today because, I think, the ship is not moving.  It is probable that I will again revert to mild discomfort after we leave this afternoon, until December 12 when we arrive in Singapore, for we will never again stay in port overnight. Mind you, I'm functional, just not my usual euphoric self.  I worry about that 53-day Seabourn cruise coming up this spring because it will never stop in any port overnight.  Maybe I'll need to find some medical preventative when I'm back home after this trip, but I hate to take pills or bother with patches.   The usual advice flails.  From Carnival.  What does go natural mean? How to Avoid Getting Seasick on a Cruise Pack Your Medicine Get a Good Night’s Sleep Remember to Eat Get Some Air Watch the Horizon Avoid Books and

Today, no pandemic, no Trump coup attempt, no gun rights...only pure joy.  I'll start with planning for our Fall trip.  We need to be in Okinawa at the end of October. Our initial thought was to begin on October 3 to catch the  Celebrity Eclipse  in Honolulu for an 18-night cruise to Singapore.  Then find a way to Okinawa and return home, Well, our current plan now is to go first to the Okinawa festival, then on November 3 fly to Tokyo, where we will have a home base at the Tokyo Westin. Do a one week Japan Rail Pass from November 6 to Nagoya, Hiroshima, Miyazaki, Kyoto, Nagoya, Sendai and back to Tokyo on November 13. Fly to Singapore on November 15. Fly to Dubai on November 18. 21-night cruise from Dubai to Singapore on the  Regent Seven Seas Explorer . Cost.  Expensive, but a good deal is being offered. Interesting stops. Doha, Qatar:  went there 12 years ago, and one of my postings while there stands as my most popular ever:   THE WONDER OF QATAR . Abu Dhabi:  Want to visit  Ma