Twenty-Nineth Sea Day

We continue to sail the Tasman Sea. I am glad to report that we have had some fairly rough seas. The seas have continue to increase the rocking and rolling throughout the day. But I still wish that we would have been caught in the storm and had been experiencing 22 FT seas.

I went to the mixed group Bible Study.

Since Bob had already watched videos which would be shown during today's study, he opted to attend the Question and Answer symposium with our cruise director and a member of the staff. Today, Aoibhin interviewed the excursion director. I am afraid that Bob could not help asking some probing questions. Aoibhin had to step in and direct the excursion director how NOT to answer, ie. do not say that the greatest challenge in your job was dealing with the guests. Clearly, it is to everyone's benefit for Bob and I to be together at all times so we can help keep one another in check...LOL.

My class ran late so Bob went to hear a lecture on the History of Australia. He recommended the lecture so I will try to find some time to listen to it on the stateroom's stateroom.

I spent the morning and afternoon working on this blog and doing laundry with MY detergent. I completed three loads of laundry.

At 4:30 PM, Bob went to listen to the port talk. I continued to work on this blog and processing photos.

We had dinner with in the World Cafe. We were joined at dinner by Jeffrey, one of the founders of the Lucid electric car company. He was fascinating to listen and learn from.Baca lagi