After a good journey to Fort Lauderdale, we dropped off the car and boarded the "Independence of the Seas". This is a huge ship and even has a promenade style street down the middle, complete with cafe's, shops, bars and even a barbers shop, but at $45 a shave I decided DIY was the best option, (and so did Tom! haha). The lighting level changes throughout the day and is dimmed in the evenings. One night we watched the "Mad Hatters" parade. The Ice skating show was superb, but unfortunately no flash photo's were allowed. This is our 6th day at sea and we are looking forward to a day ashore in the Azores.
Wow, hope the NCL Sun looks like Ind of the Seas.
ReplyDeleteBet you're glad you're not flying home -the food would not be as good!! enjoy your last few days
see you Saturday 'bout 8.30, (bring us both a bacon batch) and don't forget to bring home KC.
he must be exhausted, all that traveling. See you soon.
C & P
X
Glad you're enjoying the 'big' ship....hope by now that you have mastered the Flow-Rider.....Pauline!...can't wait to see the photo's Tom?
ReplyDeleteBye the way I got a bit confused on my last comment, we shall see you on May 19th & not the 18th as I previously said....senior moment!! Enjoy the cruise xx
sorry i haven't checked the blog in a while iv been really busy with work and uni work. I see the KC is enjoying a cruise on the morgan. the boat looks fab. hope your both enjoying your last week i look forward to seeing all the holidays pics when u finally get back to Britain. your roast dinner looked very tasty just think soon you'll be back to your own kitchen to start cooking once again
ReplyDeletesee you both very soon
love robyne