Day Three and All Is Well

This footprint is about boat Life and the passengers.

The biggest surprise is that there is nothing bad. Not a thing, so far. No one person that is excessively loud. No one that is rude or inconsiderate. Honestly, nobody to vote off the boat...

That is, unless it is me.

You know. "If 1 in 3 people are jerks, and it is not the guy on your left, and not the guy on the right, it must be you"

Truly, all our boatmates are delightful.

The names are coming together. And by tomorrow, thanks to a bright idea from Cate, we will get there.

People are open and sharing. Easily mixing up the seating arrangements and getting to know one another. Freely sharing their lives.

Connie is the "little bit" of the boat. Always a smile and quite often a dance in her step.

Patty asked Verena (from Germany) what types of dishes she usually makes for dinner. She said "Pasta. Mostly Italian food".

Paul, one of the Aussies, explained the differences between rugby and Australian Rules Football.

The only young couple (thirty somethings, here with parents) easily engage as well.

There are plenty of places on the boat to hang out and relax. No pushing for the best spot. The rooms are larger than I expected they would.

Can't imagine a prettier combination Adriatic, the view towards the mainland with the islands and the mountians in the distance. Villages dotting the shores.

The food has been very tasty and much more than we should be eating!Baca lagi