Gorgeous day
on the sea
Ed was still
sleeping when I snuck out for the interdenominational service. The Deputy
cruise Director, who we found out had once been a choir master in a church in
England, prepared and did most of the service. The clergyman was from
Australia, ordained Episcopalian and now a vicar in the Church of Scotland in Australia.
He remarks were nice but he didn’t hold the mike close enough to his mouth so
hard to hear.
Sharks again
This speaker’s
focus today was on why and how to preserve sharks. They are apex predators and
important to the ecology of the ocean. He gave many examples over time where
reefs had been renewed and increases in species of fish in an area could be
credited with protecting the sharks in those areas.
Trivia: both
were fair: am and pm, but we didn’t win though it was fun to go through the
process of deciding on a group answer.
There was so
much good food. The staff were all Mexican costumes. We closed the dining room
as we were talking with ramona and Craig.
Masks
There will
be a festival of masks tomorrow so I make a quick attempt at a presentable mask
for the event tomorrow.
Champagne
waterfall
Decorations
red, white and green, colors of the Mexican flag. Oscar was outin full Mexican
attire including make up. Ed and I each took a turn at photos.
And speaking
of photos” we have so many and several (well frankly LOTS) from the Panama
canal passage and I have been trying to share pics with some of the guests who
came to our cabinfor the passage. In the process, I am now confused about which
are my pics, and which are someone else’s. sigh
Phantom of
the Opera
A lady who
did this for 3 yrs. In LA with Michael Crawford. I stayed for two pieces. Her
voice is really not one I’m crazy about.
Boxes
I have begun
to collect them to make the packing a little less hectic since we have no
concerns about flying.
Celebrity
Liars club
Tonight which
is always fun. I hope we go and if so I’ll write about that tomorrow.
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