Capt.
Well, from what I remember:
1) The starboard side of the ship fills up first (guess people heard of this starboard thing before; ask Ngaire about this one)
2) When we would park at an Island, the captain would use his aft "pushers" to keep the ship pointing in the direction he wanted to stay at, while at anchor. IT seemed really strange, but it worked that US on the starboard side, would stay in the shade, while the port people would fry. Just my observation, but it amazed me!! We were in C-741. That was right over the little run-about boat that they used (you can see the location from a starbord picture of the P.G. That was further aft from amidships, but it was, say, 5 or 6 rooms from the stern. Seemed to me, if you were forward, past midship, there was less foot traffic. We were invited to the Owners cabin for a drink, and it was BEAUTIFUL, but it was ALL the way forward on C-Deck, and in waves, I bet they did some rockin!!!