Been living out of my suitcases for over 12 years | seafarer | traveler | spiritual gangster | ancient gladiator of joy | warrior of light | adventurer | music lover | dreamer | in love with life and all things bubbly & shiny. I am Natalia and this is my story.
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Florida. Show all posts
Sunday, July 03, 2016
Saturday, June 25, 2016
Miami HR Conference
Just finished a wonderful week in Miami for the conference. It was so amazing to catch up with old friends; friends that no longer work for my company, friends that I trained before who have risen through the ranks and other Directors who I have handed over to and from. Aside from that, it is so nice to be able to talk to people that face the same challenges and struggles as I do. Being at the top can be lonely and you can't talk about any of the things you deal with to anyone else. Lets just say we are a rowdy and talkative bunch! We have to be so reserved and proper onboard, it was really nice to let loose and be ourselves.
Some people I knew for a decade and some people I met for the first time but it was such a pleasant experience. Our department has grown tremendously from it's inception and so many more incredible things are on the way. We did a lot of learning but we also did some fun team building activities. I spent a week in Miami and it was pretty busy.
The hotel was pretty nice and close enough that I could uber to see my favorite peeps; Brandon and Kyle.
The first night I got in, seven of us headed down to South Beach. I've been to SoBe a million times but for some of the new joiners it was a first time event. I always love it there!
And this is my twin; polish-canadian-latina Blondies who set ships on fire (well not literally but each one of us were on our respective ships when they had unfortunate incidents that led each one of us to be stranded at sea for 5 days).
Spent some quality time with my faves; had an amazing day at the pool and barbecue. These are the things you never get on the ship.
We did 5 days of full learning and I won't lie, after a busy contract it was tiring. But we also did some amazing team building activities. One of them was a top chef cooking event and another was dinner at Smith & Wollensky's in South Beach.
and my lovelies cooked my a nice dinner in their downtown apartment, then we watched the day turn into night on their balcony. What a view.
At the end all I can say this; I am Natalia. I am Carnival.
Some people I knew for a decade and some people I met for the first time but it was such a pleasant experience. Our department has grown tremendously from it's inception and so many more incredible things are on the way. We did a lot of learning but we also did some fun team building activities. I spent a week in Miami and it was pretty busy.
The hotel was pretty nice and close enough that I could uber to see my favorite peeps; Brandon and Kyle.
And this is my twin; polish-canadian-latina Blondies who set ships on fire (well not literally but each one of us were on our respective ships when they had unfortunate incidents that led each one of us to be stranded at sea for 5 days).
Spent some quality time with my faves; had an amazing day at the pool and barbecue. These are the things you never get on the ship.
We did 5 days of full learning and I won't lie, after a busy contract it was tiring. But we also did some amazing team building activities. One of them was a top chef cooking event and another was dinner at Smith & Wollensky's in South Beach.
and my lovelies cooked my a nice dinner in their downtown apartment, then we watched the day turn into night on their balcony. What a view.
At the end all I can say this; I am Natalia. I am Carnival.
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Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Key West, Florida
We diverted to Key West one day when we were running from a hurricane. It's a really beautiful place. It's got a small town feel to it but it's still kind of tropical and exotic.
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