Wild night again of some fine
pitching. Once again someone left their bowling ball loose on the
deck right above our cabin.
The ship was very quiet this morning.
I managed an egg breakfast at the buffet area without anyone
snatching my order, butting in line, sneezing on the grapes, spilling
coffee or napping at the table. All that happened after I left, I
assume.
Neptune's Court met in the Neptune
Lounge. Among items on the agenda was the report of a snake in
Julie's cabin just after departure. Photo evidence was provided
though not everyone bought the story. More on the snake later.
At noon we acted upon an invitation
and attended a luncheon in the Pinnacle hosted by Captain Smit and
the new Hotel Director Francois Birada. The best fare on the ship is
in the Pinnacle. Invitations are rolling in now for dinners and
luncheons and we head back to the barn.
The afternoon was spent sleeping off
the big lunch, patrolling the ship, attending sessions on future
cruise opportunities, pre-packing for the end of the cruise and
whatever else needed doing. Tomorrow is a port day, if the seas
permit.
We tried the buffet dining this
evening with another couple and made it through, though I admit being
more hungry after than before. Even with repeated reminders of a
dress code there were people in the room with shorts and tee shirts.
That is allowed for breakfast and lunch but dinner is another
matter. Anyway, we went in after the stampede, about 7 pm. I can see
why this dining option is referred to as the cattle trough.
Another time change will take place
tonight so all watches, clocks and cameras are being reset before
bedtime.
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