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| Ship Auditorium for nightly programs |
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| There were 300 children on the ship because of the holiday. They put on a circus for us..tenpinn .jugglers, scarf jugglers, little tigers (3 to 5 yrs olds. with tails and ears and whiskers and each one had a chance to "roar" into the mike) tricks, etc. Very cute. Here they are on stage at the end. (Not all 300 kids participated) |
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| This man played the piano and sang every night. He played beautifully, and when he sang, he would insert his own words sometimes....quite a commedian. I really enjoyed the piano playing. |
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| Carrie getting a foot lesson in the gym |
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| This was awesome, per usual....one night of the trip ya gotta have one of these. There was every kind of chocolate dessert, huge carvings of birds, etc. |
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| NEED I SAY MORE??? (chocolate buffet) Verna and Carrie Note on the restaurants: When you walked in, there was always a worker there to spray your hands with antiseptic, and they would say in a singsong voice, "Washee, washee, happy, happy!" We could hear it repeated over and over again during the week from the vacationers! One evening, we heard a guitar and keyboard playing a song as we entered the buffet and it was the workers singing a crazy song about washee, washee, happy, happy. Very cute! (There were wash stations all over the place...the kind you put your hand under and the "washee" would automatically come out.) |
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| Relaxing on deck seven...Carrie, Lana, my chair, and Verna(people in the background are playing shuffleboard) |
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| The cabin boys had this form of art...towel art. Several nights we found an animal on our beds...and a chocolate, of course. |
