This will be a wrap. There really isn’t enough on sea days to write about (except food). So tomorrow, Sunday, will be our last day. I would normally post Sunday’s blog early Monday morning. But Monday will be hectic. We have to be out of our stateroom by 8:00 and will be off the ship by 9:00. Then we have a car to the airport for our afternoon flight back to PHX. So, no blog post for Sunday.
Thanks to everyone for reading and commenting. We read and appreciate each and every one. (My sister Sue and Elaine’s sister Cindy will have to start emailing each other directly to keep in touch with each other.)
Saturday was another perfect weather day with smooth seas. Sunday promises to be the same.
Saturday morning sunrise and Saturday night moonscapes. The big moon picture didn’t turn out well but you can the star in the picture to the moon’s upper right.
Dinner was in Manfredi’s with a nice bottle of French wine. Elaine had Fritto Misto to start and a Tomahawk Pork Chop. I had the delicious Pasta Fagioli followed by Beef Tenderloin. Desserts were good too.
Sunday morning as I post. Another great sunrise. See everyone in June when we explore the Great Lakes on Viking Polaris. Ciao!
First of all, Elaine, I love your shirt. So perfect for someone who enjoys food and drink. Speaking of which, the food looks so very good. As always.
Such beautiful sunrises and moonscapes over the ocean. You were so lucky to have calm seas and clear skies. Safe travel back to Scottsdale.
So, once again, thank you both for sharing your incredible cruise with all of us. And don’t worry, Joe, Cindy and I will be OK until June!! Right, Cindy? See you all then on the Great Lakes.
Love your shirt too! Meals are incredible!
Next cruise will be on one of your cruise ships – look amazing!!
Have you done Aurora Beaurais(spelling?) from Norway ?
No, we’ve done Norway but not for northern lights.
You are so right Sue. It’s always fun following Joe/Elaine trips, but it’s so much fun checking in with you and sharing “sister” thoughts on Joe and Elaine and their adventures. Joe, tell Elaine Cuz Todd will be here today for a few days before they head up the mountains for skiing. He comes with his relative Mark. We are still in 60s here, incredible January weather! We will get hit with snow soon, I’m sure. Safe travels home you two.
I think that is Jupiter to the right of the moon, not a star…. Enjoyed reading the blog, as always. Sounds like you had another marvelous trip. See you soon around the ‘hood.
Kris
Looking forward to seeing you on the Great Lakes!