DAY 36

Written by Safarigal
March 7, 2020

Monday, March 2nd, 2020

 

At Sea

 

Still feeling very shaken by the loss of Bill, it was hard to concentrate on life on board.

 

I spent most of the day with my friend.

 

It was good to see how supportive the staff on the ship were, nothing was too much trouble for them. They really went out of their way, and I was very impressed by their compassion.

 

Sadly, the loss of a passenger is not a rare event.

 

Life goes on onboard our ship. I missed the Senior Officers’ Cocktail Party and the Wine Tasting, but did go to another friend, Glenys’ gin and tonic soiree in her cabin. She only had 8 people there, a much more manageable crowd. We talked about Bill and Carol; we have become quite a close group of friends on this trip.

 

That is one of the beauties of being on a world cruise, you really get to know other people on board, and make friends for life. I like that, it’s like an extra bonus.

 

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I love to share my adventures with others, and hopefully give them some insight into what to expect on their own exciting travels. I hope reading my blog will be a useful resource, and inspire others to follow their travel dreams. As a travel advisor, I get great pleasure out of being able to help folks fulfill their aspirations by translating my experience in safari adventures and ocean voyages into memorable travel experiences for them.