Today is St
Patrick’s Day and there are some parties going on in the different bars but
there is not a lot Celtic pride being shown onboard. There was an Irish trivia contest in the
afternoon but our team guessed at most of the answers with mixed results.
Tonight is
the last night of the cruise around the southern tip of South America. We’ll be pulling into San Antonio in the
morning and it appears that maybe only half the ship or less is doing the back
to back cruise that ends in Fort Lauderdale on April 2nd. That means that there will be mass confusions
for the next couple of days while the new passengers get acclimatized to the
boat.
Our dining table
partners are leaving us in San Antonio.
We couldn’t have asked for better company had we personally selected
them ourselves. Pat and Matt from Mexico Missouri, Ron and Coleen from Duncan
British Columbia and Keith and Janet from northern England have made this trip
memorable. They all have interesting life stories and we seemed to have many
interests in common. It made for very
enjoyable conversations. We’ve exchanged
contact information and I hope we can maintain this friendship.
Because we
are switching rooms for the second half of the cruise, we had to pack up all
our clothes and souvenirs. Our current room
steward, Douglas is taking responsibility for moving everything to the new
room. He has been great. The room has always been immaculate.
I guess
along with new dining room companions, we will have different table staff. If they are as good as the crew we had for
the first part of the cruise, I will be very happy.
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