Sunday, June 9th
This morning, we went to a port lecture about Gibraltar. Port lectures are very interesting and informative and the woman who did this one gave us lots of good information. After the lecture, we participated in 'Brunchtime Trivia' and scored 11/20, which wasn't bad as the winners only scored 14/20. After lunch, we went to line dancing - we love doing that on cruises and this one was as much fun as previous ones have been - it's also great exercise to try and counter all the good food we are eating. :-) After lunch, we attended another port lecture on the city of Marseille. After relaxing for a bit, it was time to get ready for 'formal night' in the dining room. We sat with two very nice couples - one from New Zealand and the other from Wisconsin, U.S. The entertainment for the evening was a production show in the Princess Theatre titled 'I Got the Music'. Right after that, we hurried off to the other end of the ship to participate in a game show called 'Majority Rules' - it's a fun game and since you get points based on picking an answer that most people pick to answer a question give by the quiz master, it's a game which anyone can win. The quiz master (who is also the assistant cruise director) introduced himself as 'Mark (Kolsch) from Canada', so after the game finished I went up to him and asked him where in Canada he was from. He said ‘Toronto’, then ‘Etobicoke. When I said we used to live in Brampton, he said he went to Mayfield Secondary School for drama. He is a bit older than Terri-Ann and didn't recognize her name, but his brother, Jason, also went to Mayfield and is Terri-Ann's age - he is in the sports program, though, so they may not know each other. What a small world it is, though, eh?
Steps for the day - 7,309
Chocolate on our pillows each night - such a sweet little treat
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