We both had a restless night and it was late morning
before we got up. My first order of
business was to get the correct luggage tags for our bags. Yesterday we got tags and disembarkation
instructions that put us in a group that would get us to the airport too late
for our flight. I also needed to get
my room key reprogrammed, it had stopped
working last night.
Back at the room I ordered coffee and melon
bowls. We both seemed to feel
better. I may have dodged the cold
getting worse for me and Gerri’s stomach situation was better.
 |
| The men and woman of the Star Princess |
In the afternoon we went to a show put on by
passengers.
Some of the ukulele players had never played
before taking lessons and practicing on this cruise. The ladies did the hula to three songs and
the ukulele players did three songs and then all did a grand finale performance
of Aloha Oe. |
| Ensenada, Mexico |
We arrived at the dock in Ensenada at 4 after a long
slow approach though the bay. We went on
deck and found it was a cool day and the port area was quite away from the
town. I checked on caches and the
closest was a half mile away in a straight line across the bay. It would have been further to walk
around. We decided not to go ashore.
We went to the Vista Theater but were too late for
the trivia session. We did have hors
d’ouvres on the Sky Deck before going back to the Vista Theater for a show by
Steve Moris. He had performed with the
Beach Boys for several years.
We went to the Capri Dining Room for dinner. We sat at a table for ten. There was one of the couples we had sat with
at other dinners. After dinner we went
to the Princess Theater to see a singer named Lavina P. Fox. She sang some show
tunes, some Motown and songs done by the late Whitney Houston.
It was late by the time the show was over. It was pretty much straight to bed when we
got back to our room.
Tomorrow is our last day at sea before arriving in
San Francisco.
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment