Sea Day

Our day at sea yesterday was very relaxing; that is if you don't take into account the actions of several of the senior citizen guests on this cruise. It is unfortunate that as you get older you have to say everything you think - OUT LOUD. And the fights that almost broke out between then over saving theater seats was embarassing.

We spent the day reading, sleeping, and of course eating. Lots and lots of eating.

It seems that we left all the sunny hot weather behind us in La Paz and Cabo San Lucas because as we headed North again the fog and cool weather crept in.
One of the ladies that eats at our table counted the fog horn blows in the night and said that they went off every 35 seconds...all night long. Fortunately, our stateroom is in the middle of the ship, both deck and lengthwise. We hear little noise from thrusters, elevators, engines, or other distractions that our fellow guests complain about. We feel the movement of the ship, but the drastic movement that is felt at either end of the ship. We are so lucky to have a great travel agent that looks out for us-thanks Melissa.