My daughter was only 7 months old, and I was seasick for the entire trip".
The homeward ship is from a nightmare where I was seasick and couldn't get home.
The guitar virtuoso, Sean Appel, bearded yet baby-faced (he could be Seasick Steve's rubicund grandson) puts his Gibson in its case and chats to the audience about his town.
Is there anywhere I can sit on a ferry that makes it less likely I'll be seasick?
Can you keep your wits about you when you're seasick?" "Beer is good for seasickness," said Mr. Kassl, coming up from below for a few minutes.
Mrs. d'Allessandro got a concussion when she fell through the companionway in heavy seas, everyone was seasick and her husband decided it would be better to turn back.
The New Yorker, June 25 , 1927P. 9 Story about President Coolidge reviewing the fleet: he violated tradition by wearing a business suit, and, because he was seasick, he did not review it from the bridge of the Mayflower.
I was seasick across the notoriously rough Drake Passage in spite of the seasickness patch behind my ear.
The floor, walls and even benches in the first room of Tobias Rehberger's Home and Away and Outside, at the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt, are seasick with razzle-dazzle patterns, derived from first world war nautical camouflage.
"And he did it to such effect that by the end of the first act, we in the audience were seasick".
