Another sea day, with all the usual – a port talk on Castries, St Lucia this morning, and Peter’s class this afternoon. There was another talk about Antigua this afternoon, but it clashed with Peters workshop, so I didn’t bother, I read me kindle instead.
Peter has been painting and produced some lovely little pictures of what we have seen at Boca Do Valeria, Manaus, and from the ship itself. They have proved to be popular and three out of five have been bagged already. I have persuaded him that he needs to produce one for an auction which is part of a charity fundraising event on the ship. The charity is an Orphanage in the Philippines which also takes care of the disabled.
It was hot this morning, we saw one flying fish, Peter worked and I watched the dolphin races - they are brilliant fun. It turned miserable this afternoon. Peter’s class went up to about 46, but he has definitely lost a couple. No worries, the class is still too big and we have to ration the watercolour paper.
We sat and watched the film for the day on the ships tv system (The Horse Whisperer), and have essentially been very idle.
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