It was not exactly as imagined,
but my office on board was actually quite cozy. Larger, lighter and quieter than some places I have lived.
Because the ocean offers fewer distractions than land, particularly if you don’t have internet, it’s quite a good place for writing. I did not get tired of the monotonous cruising at all, quite the contrary, I could have continued for months. Except that I couldn’t afford it. And if only there wasn’t so much food. All the time. For free.
But I am happy I didn’t choose to go by submarine.
The Happy Hermit 
Looks pretty good to me. I think I could handle it for awhile. :)
If I take enough books, I could stay there for months.
Sounds incredibly appealing. I love being near water at the best of times …and reading. Best of both worlds. :)
Working on a cruise ship can be an incredibly unique and rewarding experience. Imagine traveling the world, meeting people from diverse cultures, and waking up to a new destination almost every day. While the work can be demanding, with long hours and a fast-paced environment, the camaraderie among crew members and the opportunity to save money (as room and board are typically covered) make it worthwhile. Plus, you’ll gain valuable skills in hospitality, customer service, and teamwork. If you have a passion for adventure and don’t mind being away from home for extended periods, a cruise ship job could be an amazing opportunity.
Sadly, they never look for lawyers to work on cruise ships. 😐