Happy
birthday to my brother, Vince. I went to 8.00am Mass; the priest is Fr Gary
from Kentucky, very out there and sees the ship as a real opportunity for
ministry. Breakfast on the Lido.
I
did some knitting and reading up on Lido deck and got myself an Explorations
coffee; did 1 mile around the deck and went to the lecture about the first
three ports. When I got to the Lido for lunch, Chris from dinner was sitting at
a table for 2, spotted me on the line and motioned for me to join her. It was
nice to have someone to share lunchtime with; I had a salad and got a cup of
hot chips for us to share – delicious!
In
the afternoon I watched “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin”, only about halfway
through; the ports lecturer, who has a wonderful knowledge of local history,
mentioned that this movie is made in Cephalonia, where we will be on Tuesday,
and the scenery in the movie is a good idea of what to expect when we get
there.
I had my free Pinnacle Grill dinner booked at 5.30pm. It was a bit sad
eating on my own, but ¾ of the way through, the couple sitting by the window
called me over to watch the dolphin they had spotted – a lovely couple from the
US, Louise and Craig. For dinner I had the pre-appetiser, which was a
lobster/fennel creation in a tiny cup, beef tartare which was nice, petite
fillet mignon which was perfectly medium-rare and my favourite: volcano cake. I
did another 1 mile around the deck, then relaxed and worked on some pics before
bed. I was excited to see that the Non-Denominational Service “run by the
congregation” was listed in the program for 9.00am. I’ve brought some bible
study material with me just in case someone else doesn’t come forward with
something formal.
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