OCTIVA AND FINAL SEA DAY!

It was PERFECT weather today!  John and I enjoyed eating breakfast and drinking coffee outside in the sunshine, all while looking for Orcas! 🤣


We went upstairs, found some cots in that sunshine, and sat down to enjoy it!  Patte joined us, however, Mike decided to stay in the room to recuperate!  Patte made sure their balcony door was wide open and all that fresh sea air was coming in (to cure what ailed him)!


And just like that, it was time for dinner!  (Not really, but it sure seemed that way!) We attended the Buenos Aires Port Talk before we headed to The Restaurant where we toasted Mike’s health!


By the look of all the silverware they put in front of Patte, we decided she was eating for Mike as well!


As always, dinner was scrumptious!  (We missed you, Mike!)






Can you guess where we watched the show?  Did we go to the Star Theatre to see the show or did we watch it on our stateroom televisions?  Only Mike, Patte, John and I know for sure!  (And we’ll never tell!)  It was our Assistant Cruise Director’s solo show and it was a dandy!

And just like that, our last Sea Day was over—how is that even possible?

BUENAS NOCHES, everyone!

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