Voyager of the Seas

We really had a good time. The children loved it and were well behaved. We had dinner together every night in the dining room and most days had lunch together too-in the dining room.

It was a wonderful week without food shopping, cooking and dishes!

The food on the ship was very good and although they kept all the fine wines I tried to smuggle aboard and gave it back to me once we returned to Galveston, we purchased some OK wines from them that made dinners a treat.

We exercised almost every day however with all the big meals, and desserts on most days, I gained a couple. Being more rational now and trying to get back to my pre-cruising (the one in December) weight and size.

The most memorable thing for me was the snorkeling in Cozumel. It was Anna's first time and she took to it like a polliwog. She was thrilled by the views of the fish and coral and was talking and pointing at them underwater. Gurgle gurgle.

Colin liked the shuffleboard and got to be pretty good at it.

Emily was great with the kids and enjoyed the cruise too. She pulled a trick on me in Cozumel where we went for lunch downtown San Miguel. I asked the waiter for the 'cuenta' and he said. " The cuenta señor is taken care of " Emily had surreptitiously settled the account when she stealthily slid off ostensibly to visit the baño.

Bev and Emily ready for the gym.












Colin and Mommy playing shuffleboard







And here Bev and Emily are on the balcony.

Here Anna shows her prowess at counting in multiples.....

Here we are playing UNO whilst waiting to get off at Georgetown GCI.......

Colin and Mommy at shuffleboard....

Anna sings the National Anthem Waay too high...but she struggled through it..

A little pirate ship..