Today started early with a beautiful sunrise--photo courtesy of Jan, who was the only one of us up in time to witness it. I started a little later in the day by locking myself out of the room. I only realized I'd left the key card about 3 seconds after I closed the door.
Mary and I attended a napkin folding class taught by Vinnie from Brazil. I think of it as Napkin-gami. We can now do candlesticks, roses, crowns, and the pope's hat. We can also properly shake out our napkins. There are no ends to our talent.
While we folden apkins Jan participated inthe Walk for Wishes and got her tshirt. She also got to shake Captain Per's hand. When the captain makes the morning announcements, he sounds remarkably like the Muppet Show's Swedish Chef--minus the Bork, bork, bork. Luckily, he's a much more competent ship's captain--and much better looking.
Tonight is another formal dress night in the dining hall. Jan and Mary have donned their finery and gone off to listen to a string quartet. I need to close and get dressed myself.
Tonight the group celebrated "transitions": 1 college degree, 1 masters, 3 high school, 1 fifth grade, 3 retirements and 1 divorce. The chef whipped up a special treat. Our waiter said he was glad to be the model to pose with our cake.
This was after we lready ordered dessert.
This was after we lready ordered dessert.
Yes, pictures must be added. Personally, I think audio of the Captain may also be needed since Mother mentioned it.
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