"Cover Up"..for after swimming?

I noticed that the cruise line I am sailing on in a few weeks
suggested bringing a "cover up" to use after swimming aboard ship....
makes sense since you do have to return to your room... BUT

My Question... is what is acceptable....?

Both my wife and I normally use a sweat shirt at the beach etc...but
we have never used a ships pool before...and plan to this trip.

Thanks
Bob .

A lot of folks have told the cow, "Cover up, we're getting sick!"
"Bob G." wrote in message
...
I noticed that the cruise line I am sailing on in a few weeks
suggested bringing a "cover up" to use after swimming aboard ship....
makes sense since you do have to return to your room... BUT

My Question... is what is acceptable....?

Both my wife and I normally use a sweat shirt at the beach etc...but
we have never used a ships pool before...and plan to this trip.

Thanks
Bob .

i reccommend nylon lightweight top and bottom with no lining.
acceptable? to who?

Lots of people use the robes from the cabin, so just about anything is OK.


"Bob G." wrote in message
...
I noticed that the cruise line I am sailing on in a few weeks
suggested bringing a "cover up" to use after swimming aboard ship....
makes sense since you do have to return to your room... BUT

My Question... is what is acceptable....?

Both my wife and I normally use a sweat shirt at the beach etc...but
we have never used a ships pool before...and plan to this trip.

Thanks
Bob .

Bob G. wrote:
I noticed that the cruise line I am sailing on in a few weeks
suggested bringing a "cover up" to use after swimming aboard ship....
makes sense since you do have to return to your room... BUT

My Question... is what is acceptable....?

Both my wife and I normally use a sweat shirt at the beach etc...but
we have never used a ships pool before...and plan to this trip.

My husband uses a t-shirt or polo shirt as a cover up. I use an
oversized t-shirt or a denim jumper as a cover up. I think a sweat shirt
would be fine also.

sue

I just put on a pair of jean shorts over my suit to go in to eat, works fine.

Donna
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On 03/27/2004 9:21 PM Bob G., committed to scribbelage:

I noticed that the cruise line I am sailing on in a few weeks
suggested bringing a "cover up" to use after swimming aboard ship....
makes sense since you do have to return to your room... BUT

My Question... is what is acceptable....?

Both my wife and I normally use a sweat shirt at the beach etc...but
we have never used a ships pool before...and plan to this trip.

Thanks
Bob .


Ladies often use a long swath of clothe called a parau (pronounced
pah-ray-U) my spelling may be a little off. I use a very long t-shirt
or one of those Mexican Camisa de jugo (Baja Shirt).

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Bob G. wrote in message . ..
I noticed that the cruise line I am sailing on in a few weeks
suggested bringing a "cover up" to use after swimming aboard ship....
makes sense since you do have to return to your room... BUT

My Question... is what is acceptable....?

Both my wife and I normally use a sweat shirt at the beach etc...but
we have never used a ships pool before...and plan to this trip.

Thanks
Bob .

Men usually just throw on a t-shirt, since their swim trunks are
pretty much like shorts (except you speedo guys...please cover
yourselves a little more...)

Any women's bathing suit department at a store will have racks and
racks of "cover-ups" which can range from a simple sun dress style
thing to a short zip hooded terry robe, to a pareo as someone else
mentioned. But, no need to buy anything special. A pair of shorts and
a tee work equally well for a woman.

Lee

On 29 Mar 2004 07:15:58 -0800, (Lee) wrote:

(except you speedo guys...please cover
yourselves a little more...)

Why so? Wieners frighten you (that's all they are when a man comes out
of a cool pool)?

Any women's bathing suit department at a store will have racks and
racks of "cover-ups" which can range from a simple sun dress style
thing to a short zip hooded terry robe, to a pareo as someone else
mentioned. But, no need to buy anything special. A pair of shorts and
a tee work equally well for a woman.

Especially around the house.

Free those boobies.

Yeah, please cover yourself more ALL the time and lose the awful speedo.
MAN, those things are baaaaaaaaaaaaaad.

June


Men usually just throw on a t-shirt, since their swim trunks are
pretty much like shorts (except you speedo guys...please cover
yourselves a little more...)