Monday 28th November - a couple of sea days on the Voyager

So what have we been doing?  Lie ins have been in order, and Peter has been running his classes.  We've listened to the Entertainments Manager Jack Clarkson one evening (he's really good), and sat on deck in the afternoons and evenings. We've spent hours looking out to sea and searching the waves for signs of life, but all we've seen so far are a few flying fish.

We eat in the Bistro each night and have begun to get to know some of the "very good looking waiters" (as described repeatedly in one of the daily activities).  One of the surprises is that they are generally older than they look, and have a multitude of talents.  Mark Louis sits behind the buffet counters, he keeps a big bowl aside for when Peter comes in just so that Peter can have a extra large helping of whichever soup they are serving.  He he makes flowers from napkins, one of which was presented to me last night.  Awwwwwww. Anyone who knows Peter will know he doesn't really like desserts, and is only happy with a bowl full of icecream.  One of the waiters goes downstairs from the Bistro to the main restuarant every night, just to get Peter two scoops of vanilla icecream. We are very well looked after here.

So our next stop after these two days is Port Blair in India.  We don't have a tour, so we'll just be going out for a walk around.  If it's anything like last time we went out for a walk, it'll probably be full of surprises.