DAY 63 - AT SEA - MARCH 31, 2010

TODAY IS OF COURSE A SEA DAY AND ALTHOUGH WE HAVE BEEN FREE OF ANY BAD WEATHER WHILE IN PORT OR ON EXCURSION FOR THESE FIRST 62 DAYS, WE COULD CONSIDER THIS ENTIRE DAY TO BE ...CRAPPY. THE SOUND OF THE DAY WAS “FOG HORN”, AT LEAST EVERY TWO MINUTES, FROM EARLY MORNING UNTIL WELL AFTER BEDTIME. THE TEMP WAS ONLY 8 CELSIUS, ABOUT 45 F. THE POOL AND HOT TUBS HAD STEAM COMING OFF THE TOP ALMOST ALL DAY. ADDITIONALLY, THERE WERE ONLY A FEW BRAVE SOLES ON DECK 10 DOING THEIR WALKING EXERCISES.

THE DINNER MENU WAS NOT TO OUR LIKING SO WE ATE A LATE LUNCH IN THE DINING ROOM. DINNER WAS IN THE BISTRO WITH A VARIETY OF CHEESES AND A GLASS OF WINE.

I HAVE BEEN DOWNLOADING OUR PICTURES EVERDAY TO THE APPLE AND HAVE BEGUN EXPERIMENTS WITH THE iMOVIE SOFTWARE. THE FIRST SEGMENT, FORT LAUDERDALE TO LOS ANGELES, HAS BEEN COMPLETED, TITLES, MUSIC, THE WHOLE WORKS. GEORGIA AND I WATCHED IT ALL THE WAY THROUGH FOR THE FIRST TIME IN BETWEEN LUNCH AND DINNER WHILE SITTING IN THE BUFFET. I NOTICED A FEW PEOPLE LOOKING OVER OUR SHOULDERS. THE SHOW RUNS 1 HOUR AND 27 MINUTES.

WE MANAGED TO CATCH THE ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT IN THE LOUNGE, ANOTHER COMEDIAN, FROM ENGLAND OR AUSTRALIA. HE WAS FUNNY, AND ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE JOKES WERE FILLED WITH INNUENDO, HE NEVER USED FOUL LANGUAGE. THE ENGLISH HUMOR TAKES AWHILE TO GET USE TO, AND WE HAVE HEARD SO MANY OF THEM, I AM BEGINNING TO UNDERSTAND THEM.