A Better Day
Tonight,
on day 3 of the voyage we have formal night.
It
is not Tuxedo night, but very close to it. Yes, some folks wear a tux for the
whole evening. The ladies dress up and put on all their finery and somehow it
feels like a competition, which is the nicest looking couple, man or woman for
the evening? I qualified but I did not
win. Good for me. I learned a long time
ago to just blend in and not stand out. No, there is no official competition,
it is just in my head, and I made this all up.
During
the day we had a seminar about St. Vincent, the Grenadines and Grenada. At
least we are somewhat prepared when we make landfall tomorrow.
Carol
loved her gemology lessons. I never knew she loves this subject, but she
thrives on it.
We
made a reservation for the Bordeaux Dining Room for 5.30 PM and when we arrived
there was no line, we were ushered right in. We were assigned a table for the
evening and had nice company to talk to during our dinner. Very civilized, no
crowds and the food was delicious.
After
dinner we went to the theater, arriving about 7.10 PM and found great seats. The
show was music from ‘The Piano Man’ and the ship’s ensemble did a terrific job
with the 30-minute show.
Carol
wanted to dance on the way back to our cabin but I had rubberized soles on my
shoes…hard to dance in.
Naturally,
we had 1 dance but we called it a day soon after, it is strenuous to be up and
about all day long. I zonked out around
10 PM.
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