2nd of 4 Sea Days

The ship had a passenger with a medical emergency and we were delayed a bit but all is well and we are on track for an on time arrival at our port in Mexico. Denny worked out for an hour in the gym this AM, and I had a much needed ‘sleep in’ with my mask and ear plugs in place. I am not sure which is more activity packed, a port stop or sea day. Latin and Romance languages such as French and Italian define nouns as feminine or masculine, and the for word ship is feminine - Navis. We played trivia with the usual crew - Heather, Marie, Ray, Paula, John, and 2 new friends from Bacon Hill Sidney, Australia - Susan and Angelo. I learned a new word today, dag . Literally it is the shaved off bottom fur covered with poop from a sheep. According to Australian Slang, it is a person who is fun and a lovely happy character. I read more of the Path Between the Seas book on the back deck, and we went to Tea at 4:00, and later to the photo lecture before dressing for dinner. We dined on the Starboard side - Alisha’s station with Jan and John from Santa Fe, (again) which was lovely, and David and Janet from Brisbane Australia who are disembarking in Las Angeles, to fly back to Australia. They have already been cruising for a couple of cruises, before this cruise. They are all, truly world travelers.Leggi altro