At Sea – February 18, 2018

No water aerobics this morning but by noon they had filled the pools.  About seven at Sit and Stitch.

Five of us played morning trivia.  We had 10 and the winners had 14.

1)What Japanese word means “empty orchestra”?

2)The Bermuda Triangle is the area between Bermuda, Florida, and what island?

3)Where was the Rosetta Stone found?

4)What is another name for the Chinese gooseberry?

5)In Morse Code what letter is represented by a single dot?

Had lunch from the taco bar before meeting Cyndi for arts and crafts.  Today we made an Aboriginal inspired key chain.

Today we were asked to complete a survey (on the intranet) about possible itineraries for the 2020 World Voyage.  There were four choices to evaluate as well ports you would especially like to visit.

Sat in the sun (temps in the mid 60s and nice breeze so it was perfect) and worked on my sock which I finished as well as reading a few chapters in my book.

All present for afternoon trivia.  We had 12 and the winners had 15 out of 17.

1)Which country grows the most potatoes?

2)The U.S. has the most airports.  Which country is second?

3)Which pop group had the most #1 hits in the 70s?

4)What is the longest river in Italy?

5)What is the most widely used vegetable in the world?

Sat in the sun and read again for about 45 minutes until time to get ready for the evening.   My travel agency had another cocktail party before dinner.  I sat and talked with Mike and Cathy (from dinner table). 

For dinner I had fruit, a Greek salad, English roast beef and crème brulee for dessert.

The show tonight was an Australian singing duo named “Divalicious”.  They were very good.

At sea again tomorrow.

"Divalicious"

today's key ring from arts and crafts

Morning Trivia…

1)karaoke (sp?)

2)Puerto Rico

3)Egypt

4)kiwi fruit

5)E

Afternoon trivia…

1)Russia

2)Australia

3)Abba

4)Po

5)onion

Smooth sailing until next time!