Quite chilly this morning only 15°c at 8:30am so it's jumpers on
for breakfast outside at The Colonnade.
This morning there was a watercolours exhibition displaying
guest's artwork that had been produced at their classes with Sonia Maher
throughout the cruise and one grand winner whose painting was deemed to be the
best by our ship's captain. Well done everyone.
Twelve noon and it's getting warmer now ....it's 20°c.
Big problem here...no one can find our noon Coronas - what are we to do?...panic
over...Marco our bar manager has found probably the last two Coronas onboard...phew!!
Our last kinesis class for this first world cruise segment
...it's hard work but we're still loving
it...see you after Cape Town Marvin ('The Stritch').
As lots of our fellow Brits will be leaving the ship in Cape
Town we have arranged a 'Brits Table' at the formal dinner in the Main Restaurant
this evening. We all donned our finery and met in The Club for pre-dinner
cocktails. We had a table for twelve sitting male / female around the table
then after every course the gents moved two places to their left giving everybody
a new dining partner. It was great fun for us but did cause a few problems for
the waiting staff as none of the men were in the same seats as when they
ordered their dining courses.
From there we went to the show where Heather Clancy
performed a series of songs ranging from Broadway hits to Puccini, Verdi and
Mozart. It was a wonderful performance to end our evening.
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