Friday, December 29, 2017

Janel et al. /Carlos Pueblo

Janel et al. /Carlos Pueblo

Janel’s office is at the outside of the tax free store Trade Wind on the  Deck 7
afterward. We met her on the last cruise from Southampton to New York City
in September with my found impression that she is a very attractive in her
black and white officer’s uniform. She works with the Hotel Department and I
have no idea of what she is doing; however, the ship herself is a huge hotel
indeed and now, come to think about it, I may know the head of the department
through my daughters on board. She was glade to accept my request and gave me
her e-mail address and I sent her the pictures and all my report. At the disembark
morning, she was on the line of Deck 7 to see every passengers off and I had had
a feeling of sorrow for departure with closed relative, one of the 8 hardness of
Buddhism. We shall meet again.

Raphaela of Brazil worked at the Trade Wind and was amazed that I visited her
co-worker Chih Sun of Bejing daily. We met Sun on last trip and liked him very much.
She claimed that he was the king among colleagues and I emphasized as an emperior
and that was why my required visit. She accepted my adoption as my daughter. We met
quite often at Deck 7 mid-ship jewelry store with her, the pianist Carlos, and Ferrycris
and had several shots together. Carlos and her spoke the same language, Portuguese.

Before the end of my journal, I like very much to introduce the rest of my lovely daughters
on board to my readers worldwide. Ana of Macedonia, Anna of Brazil, and Tanner of Nautica
were the future chefs in the Garden Café kitchen. All three of them are tall, a head taller
than me. I know where Macedonia is, I can also post a formal French sentence to Tanner
who was good at a broken French that I thought was the Cajun. The 101 French sentences
was from my junior year French class like this: vous nespa fatigue ? neces’t par? Means
you are not fatique, isn’t it? I asked her in the morning while she flipped an omelette, she
said no simply. Means that she is not tired. We met Anna on last trip as well. They are all very charming.

Eaint of Burma was very kind to me. We had a brief talk of the politic of her country and I
believed that she used to learn Mandarin in the north of her country. Nelda was also at
the Garden Café. I missed spell her e-mail address and lost correspondence. Shellalyn was
at the Garden and a very shy girl. I love her very much. Lilibe of Grand Pacific, Jade of Modeno
Restaurants all met at the Garden while they were on duty. Lilibe was from Cibu where my
Dad’s friend, Professor Liu later a head monk at Singapore was from her hometown. Mahela
of Romenia was a cashier at the Casino I missed her name last time. Jay Ann of the Grand Pacific
was at the garden when I adopted her. Maria of the room service last trip didn’t get away this time. I also adopted an American young lady, Kirsten of Santa Fe, New Mexico as my daughter.
She is very beautiful.


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