I am SO new....

[Hawaiigirl]

Ha ha...thanks you guys...and what the heck is this about ya gotta get your sea legs? Then ya gotta get your land legs? Funny talk but I like it...and do you get to keep them once you get them or do you go through this over and over again???? When I got home I was rocking for two days...is that normal?

[jackdale]

Originally Posted by Hawaiigirl

When I got home I was rocking for two days...is that normal?

Yes

[Hawaiigirl]

Will I go through this over and over again or was this just initiation of sorts? Am I asking dumb questions? ha ha...

[DRFerron]

Originally Posted by Hawaiigirl

When I got home I was rocking for two days...is that normal?

If the boat's a rockin', don't come knockin'.

[jackdale]

Originally Posted by Hawaiigirl

Will I go through this over and over again or was this just initiation of sorts? Am I asking dumb questions? ha ha...

Some folks do not even know what questions to ask.

There are no dumb questions, other than those not asked.

[hellosailor]

"When I got home I was rocking for two days...is that normal? "
Actually, yes. Once your system gets used to "motion" you get motion sickness again whenever that changes. "Land sickness" is common in sea sickness sufferers. The cure is the same, whatever worked for you on the boat, take it again before you make landfall.
And both ways, the more often you acclimatize your body to the changes, the faster your body gets used to it.

[vega1860]

I get seasick on just about every passage. When we go ashore after a few weeks at sea, the land seems to move but I have not yet gotten actually ill from it. Just a bit dizzy.

I was once told by an old salt that the only sure cure for seasickness is a nap under an apple tree.

Welcome aboard Hawaiigirl. Don't worry about it. Take drugs.