Monday January 11, 2016 At Sea Between Houston, Texas
and Costa Maya, Mexico
We had only coffee and juice
in our room. We plan to try the Mexican Buffet again. As last week this was a day at sea.
Our itinerary has changed:
tomorrow is another sea day, we then visit Costa Maya, Belize and Cozumel with
one more day at sea on the way back to Houston.
We went to the Mexican Buffet
at about 1:30. It was better than last
week. The tacos were straight out of the
refrigerator but this time we expected that so it was no surprise. After lunch we went to the Club Fusion. We watched the last of Bingo. We played the afternoon trivia game. Well, played may be stretching it a bit, we
only got 6 correct out of 20 questions.
At least we got to check our own answers and were spared the embarrassment
of someone else knowing how poorly we did.
After dressing for formal
night we went to the Skywalker for Hors D’oeuvres. The feature was Steak Tartar. Since we had
had a late lunch we didn’t partake. We did
chat with a couple from Enid, Oklahoma.
We talked until it was time for them to go meet their daughter and her
friend for dinner. They were celebrating
their daughter and her friend’s graduation from college.
Our dinner seating had been
changed from any time dining to the second seating in the main dining
room. We went to the Palm Dining Room
and were seated at a table for 4. The
others at our table were a young couple from the Washington, DC area. They lived in Maryland but the other side of
the street was in DC. It turned out that
he is a policeman at the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, DC. This was their first cruise and the first
time they had been on a vacation without their 5-year-old daughter. We had dinner and dessert before Joe and
Nicole had to leave, they were signing up to be contestants on the Match game
that started at 9:45 and had to be there early.
After we finished our coffee we went and watched the match game. Joe and Nicole had not won the drawing for
contestants. The game is patterned after
the TV Newlywed game, but featured a newly, intermediate and longtime married
couples. A little racy at times but
pretty funny.
After that we returned to our
cabin. Gerri read for a while and I
tried my hand at some of the Sudoku games in my book. Only the more difficult games were left. Earlier I had completed a puzzle from the
ship that was rated tricky. I was
deluded into thinking I had gotten better at the more difficult puzzles. I had been delusional; they were still beyond
my skill.
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