Well, it’s time for Mom and
Dad to leave. Mom admitted that
the little cabin with just a porthole was more than adequate. At the welcome aboard show on the first
night, Candi informs everyone that “the more you get involved, the more fun
you’re going to have.” Mom and Dad
concur! They came for a nice,
relaxing cruise, where they weren’t going to go ashore at any ports (except for
lunch at La Choza in Cozumel), and they were just going to relax and read. Well, Mom still hasn’t finished last
Sunday’s newspaper she brought with her, and didn’t even crack open a
book! They were on “go, go, go”
status all week, and they had a great time! I’m exhausted!
I went ashore with them to run
a few quick errands. I forgot my
computer power cord, so the big errand I needed to do (watch some videos on
strong wifi at Whole Foods) was eliminated. Instead I just went to CVS, then Mom & Dad dropped me
back at the port and they were home by about 11:30am.
This week, Robert Dean
Hertenstein, the manager of theatrical operations for Norwegian is sailing with
us. He’s brought Daryl Eisenberg,
his new casting director in NYC along to learn the shows on this ship, and the
NCL product. I don’t know Robert
well, so I’m a little nervous, but also looking forward to the week ahead. I hope it goes well. I happened to run into them around 1pm,
so I gave them a tour of certain areas of the ship that are pertinent to the
production cast, and showed them to their cabins.
The sail away party and
welcome aboard shows were both good and the week is off to a good start.
