Friday to Sunday - February 23 to 25, 2018
We are enjoying sea days on our way to Bali, Indonesia. The light schedule enables us to participate in crafts and lectures as we desire. Amsterdam has experienced some rolling as we sail ahead of some long but moderate swells. The seasick bags are out, but we are doing well without them. We have settled into a routine of eating breakfast in the dining room at a table for 2. We share a table of 6 at lunch, and have dinner at our table for 2 around 5:30 each evening. This gives us time to refresh after dinner and still get to the theater around 45 minutes early for the evening's entertainment. We must admit that we have been pleasantly entertained. Only one act has been a dud so far. Not Bad.
Saturday night we joined a star gazing group on the top deck. Alan Wright, the onboard astronomer, led the talk. The sky was partly cloudy. Fortunately the cloudy parts did not interfere with constellation locating. Alan has a license to use very powerful green laser pointer. You would swear it reaches all the way to the stars. This was a totally enjoyable experience.
I am progressing well with my butterfly needlepoint. I have not gone public with it yet, but I am enjoying doing it in the cabin.
Monday morning we will arrive in Bali.
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