Rainbows at the end of our voyage. What could be more perfect?
Well, we’re packed and all that’s left to do is have one last round of drinks with friends and dinner at Sabatinis again. We’ve had a lazy day. We began with our last round at trivia. Two of our teammates brought a bottle of white wine from Orvieto, Italy, which we drank as we played. We thought it might sharpen our skills. Mind you, trivia was at 10:00 AM. The wine didn’t help! We’re going backwards on our correct answers.
Just a few minutes ago Al was on our balcony as I was dressing for dinner and we passed a rain squall to port. Suddenly a beautiful double rainbow appeared. We’re just about to enter the Northeast Providence Channel south of Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas. Every cruise that we’ve taken for the last several years we’ve seen a rainbow. I like to think it’s good luck.
We're back from a splendid dinner in Sabatinis. Marius and his staff outdid themselves. We ate things not on the menu tonight and they were all superb. How will we ever survive at home?
It has been an absolutely wonderful cruise!
Anyway, signing off for now. Be well everyone.
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