Embark for Barcelona/Carlos Pueblo
Three guests came from Denver and New York City in an
afternoon
at Hobby Airport. I sympathized with them for their
additional cost;
therefore, I arranged a route to serve them from the airport
to the ship;
I went to pick up the first one arrived from Denver, then
waited at the
Lobby till the arrival of the second group from NYC. We all
went to a
Chinese seafood buffet dinner including that special request
of craw
fish. On the morning, I took my son Arthur and my
brother-in-law to
the cruise terminal and then went to the hotel to get the
other two
to the terminal. Arthur drove the vehicle home. In the fall
of 2015, my
in law, Yong, retired from Metro NYC, I recommended the Transatlantic
cruise to him and he took it also added two of his fellow
Malaysia Chinese
to come along.
At 11 am the cruise
allowed new passengers enter the ship. I took my
fellow roommates to deck 12, Garden Café, for a brunch. enjoying
the
excitement of being on board. When the ship embarked at 4:00
pm, they
were already mixed in on vacation mood. Yong is my
brother-in-law, we
have married two sisters; Peter is a former classmate of
Yong’s elder brother
in Canadian University while Seng is a good friend of Peter.
All of them are
more than 10 years younger than me yet with good sense of
humor which
has made this 16 days at sea very interesting.
The Cruise provides the schedule for everyday activity. This
is what I have been
Doing all the time, I wake up early for the sun rises and
have my morning walk
done, then breakfast at the Garden Café. Walking around and
chatting with
fellow passengers ditto in the p.m. At night we go to the
show together and
then separate for different musical programs and these will
last till midnight.
They found a 24 hours free restaurant called Blue Lagoon
where we could have
the spice buffalo wings and where we ran into several of our
future friends.
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