There is not much to say about sea days on a cruise ship. There are entertainment activities to keep one busy, as well as a healthy supply of food onboard to occupy one's time. So far, I have not been over indulging, and I have felt sated with human sized portions of food. This doesn't mean that I usually eat too much on a cruise. Instead, I usually walk more when I'm on a cruise, and maintain my weight.
Today, I didn't have much to write about. So I wrote an entry which will get posted to this blog in roughly four weeks. However, I'll recount the day here to give you an idea of what a sea day on a ship can be like.
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RQS and I took our time getting out of bed, and barely made it to lunch in one of the main dining rooms. Coincidentally, we ended up sitting at the table where I was assigned on the first cruise on this line. After a nice meal of fish and chips, we left to have dessert in the buffet because we didn't have attentive service from our waiter.
We went back to our cabin and rested a while before getting dressed for gala night dinner. Unfortunately, we were a little bit late and didn't have the chance to get our formal pictures taken. So we met our table mates and had another nice conversation over dinner. Again, service was slow and error prone - RQS didn't get her glass of wine as she ordered. While at dinner, RQS spilled some dessert on her dress - there went the chance to get a nice picture of us taken.
After a bio break, it was time to go to the theater. Well, we had made reservations, but this didn't mean much - they no longer bothered to make sure that people had reservations to enter the theater. This meant that the theater was overcrowded by the time we got there. In case of emergency, it would have been impossible to exit quickly. So we left as the show was about to start, and made it back to the buffet for a quick snack before returning to our cabin.
Was it a nice day fr us? Yes. But nothing much to write about.
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