Today we have no exciting or breathtaking pictures. It was
the first relaxing Deb-kind-of-day which we greatly needed and enjoyed. We began
by ordering room service for breakfast, ate on our patio, and then went to our
own alcove on the 15th deck where we relaxed, read, and worked on
the blog for the entire day (until 4:30 PM). Our only interruption was a bocce ball
competition with the ship’s officers in which I lost for us in the first round.
(Jeff was not happy to be eliminated in the first round). We enjoyed fruit and cheese and skipped lunch.
Yes, I know we are blessed and indeed very thankful!
the first relaxing Deb-kind-of-day which we greatly needed and enjoyed. We began
by ordering room service for breakfast, ate on our patio, and then went to our
own alcove on the 15th deck where we relaxed, read, and worked on
the blog for the entire day (until 4:30 PM). Our only interruption was a bocce ball
competition with the ship’s officers in which I lost for us in the first round.
(Jeff was not happy to be eliminated in the first round). We enjoyed fruit and cheese and skipped lunch.
Yes, I know we are blessed and indeed very thankful!
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| Our alcove |
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| Our food. |
We ate dinner with our new Aussie friends, two couples from
Australia who have been our tablemates since the first night of the
cruise. We are learning new phrases and
vocabulary by eating with them each night, so if we come home and “ring you on
the tele” you’ll know why. We have met
several Aussies on the trip – all have been most friendly, happy
Australia who have been our tablemates since the first night of the
cruise. We are learning new phrases and
vocabulary by eating with them each night, so if we come home and “ring you on
the tele” you’ll know why. We have met
several Aussies on the trip – all have been most friendly, happy
people who are
fun to be around.
Good night (speaking English while at sea).