Day at Sea

With it being so dark in our room, we never know what time it is. We woke up at 9:30 am just in time to hear the announcement that we have a muster drill to attend at 10am. With our life jackets in our hands, we headed to Deck 4 to check out the evacuation route. Drill one….time for breakfast now. I LOVE breakfast. It’s my favorite meal of the day J We sat at a little table by a window in the Windjammer Café as we enjoyed our feast of food and watched the ocean waves in the crystal clear blue Caribbean waters. After breakfast, what’s there to do other than nothing. The afternoon was spent going from the pool, to the hot tub, to ours lounge chairs. Luckily, the weather has been cooperating. Only some passing clouds here and there. We made sure to lather on the sunscreen. The sun in the Caribbean is STRONG! Got a little color. Not too much. We are pacing ourselves for the other islands.



Tonight was also formal night for dinner. We got all dressed up for our captain’s dinner. We had pictures taken too. Can’t wait to see how they come out. They posed us in different positions. It was very comical. Stand this way, turn that way, hold your hand here, hour your hand there, etc. Dinner, as usual was delicious. We also got to meet the other guests sitting at our table. Three other couples – one from NJ, one from Manhattan and one from North Carolina? I didn’t remember. Tomorrow night at dinner, Venetian Feast. I think we are skipping. We’re going to spend the day on the island of ARUBA!!


After dinner, we decided to gamble a little. We played some slots. We came out even. As long as we come out even, it’s fun! We waked around the boat some more. I showed Mike the ice skating rink. We also saw the photos they took of us as we arrived on the boat. We’re still trying to decide if we want to buy them. After sitting in the Connoisseur’s Lounge for a while and talking to some other guests, we were off to the midnight adult Comedy show. Time to say goodnight! In the morning when we awake…it’ll be time for fun & sun in Aruba.