This creature greeted us last night and gave Robbi a start 😁  We also had a nice note from the Captain waiting for all passengers in their stateroom, saying that because everyone tested negative, the ship was dropping the mandated mask policy and it is now a recommended policy, except for certain areas, such as the Mainstage Theater, embarkation, tenders, places where there is a lot of congestion.


We had a very nice day at sea with clear skies and SUN.  Robbi had her daily Mahjongg game with the ladies and I had a relaxing day on the aft of the ship, reading.  We're headed to the Lido Deck for a drink and then dinner and a show. 

Fish Stool Bar

We turn back the clocks one hour tonight, so we'll now be 5 hours behing Eastern Standard Time.  

Wonder what our stewards will have to scare Robbi tonight!!!!

Well, we stopped by the room on the way to the theater and guess what we saw on the bed.

Peacock


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