Life is a Journey

I love sea days! I really, really do! We basically did nothing the whole day, just relaxed. We started the day with the Sea Brunch, which was phenomenal. I had the Fillet Mignon with eggs and cheesy potatoes. SO GOOD! I was so hungry that I devoured everything before realizing that I had neglected to take a picture of my food. Oh well.... On board there are always good specials when it comes to liquor so I bought a couple of bottles. We actually cracked them open on Thanksgiving. Yum! I thought this was funny. Had a few drinks throughout the day at different bars, just to check them out, of course. I noticed that shark drink mug and had a good laugh. It was expensive! Something like $15! There was quite a bit of hustle and bustle by the pool so I chose a quiet spot off to the side of the ship to enjoy the view... Towards the late afternoon, Linda and I met up back at our cabin to get ready for a big fancy dinner! On a side note, our cabin was ne

I got up early Wednesday morning to find some coffee and naturally, I had my cameras in hand. In case you are wondering, I had a light break fast of two eggs o ver easy, turkey bacon and some hash browns. After breakfast, I walked around the ship again and as you can see, most of the passengers were sleeping in because the de cks were pretty empty.   Here you get a glimpse of Ensenada. I found a spot to sit and relax while I waited for Linda to wake up, LOL. Once Linda was up and ready to start the day, it was almost lunch time so we headed to the Blue Iguana Cantina for some grub. When I saw these wonderful chilies, I knew the good was going to be good. There were two "condiment" bars....I guess you could call them condiments? Various salsas from mild (eye wash, LOL) to super hot, cilantro, diced onion, etc. When I ordered my burrito, I started cracking up because the cooks were surprised that I got such a small burrito. They said that most people