Day 67 – Tuesday 18th
March 2014 – At Sea
A good work
out in the gym and the joys of the sauna help to blow away the cobwebs and set
you up for a quiet day at sea.
Choir
practice at 13.00; numbers have been depleted with those leaving in Yokohama
and insufficient new members have joined, so Tommi may find this one a
struggle.
The weather
has changed outside, with overcast skies and the wind on the nose, the ship is
going along at 10/11 knots and not many people to be seen.
It is a
formal night when the world voyagers are invited to the Captain’s cocktail
party to meet the Senior Officers. The
displays in the Queen’s Ballroom of the Sydney Bridge, Chinese Junks, ice sculptures,
all of which are surrounded by food and this time with a sushi bar on the go,
are all a credit to the catering department.
We have got
the hang of these gatherings; it is a chat with as many people as possible and
two glasses of champagne before it is all over, then down to the Café Carinthia
for a real gin and tonic before dinner.
Dinner
consisted of snails/salad/snapper/ice cream, all very nice and back into the
garlic snails.
In the
theatre, a big Maori tenor, Ben Makisi, who was very good and stuck to the
opera songs, while those we have seen before try to do the pop as well, which
everyone wants to do now.
Finished off
in the Golden Lion for the trivia wipe out quiz, and we were the winners
again. When you win you get points, and
when you get points, you get prizes.
Laura reckons the prize could be a dishwasher, which maybe a box of
marigolds.
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