Some pictures from my sweet stateroom on the ship. The first is a view from the foyer into the living room and bedrooms. Note the spacious study and kitchen just beyond the luxurious living room accommodations.
Turning directly to the right reveals a unique powder room/communication bay combo that really streamlines the morning rituals. The bright label in the lower right of the photo is the on the housing of one of the room's two EEBDs. The emergency escape breathing device provides more than 10 minutes of pure oxygen delight, should we have to vacate the premise in haste.
The garage/chest of drawers/flip down desk/safe combo comes in a subtle haze grey finish, sure to brighten anyone's day by echoing the possibilities just outside the door. They also feature latches on the drawers and door to prevent those pesky spills when the ship is weathering a nor'easter.
Hiding behind the rack's privacy curtains, you'll find an state of the art 19" Poloroid flat screen, with Direct TV hook-up, as well as a PS2 to make those long, dark hours of the night speed an through to the promise of a new day full of exams and bombed out teeth.
Seriously, the room is maybe 10'x15'. It's small. And it's for two fully growed men. Fortunately, it is right on the centerline of the ship, so it rocks evenly, and it is below the wardroom, so it is really quiet compared to the guys who sleep under the flight deck. All in all, not too bad. Also, my roomate brought in a 26" flat screen. We live large down in 3-197-0-L!
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