April 15th/Day 5
Sea Day. Enjoyed embarrassing my hubby by wearing my bathrobe while strolling around the ship.
Unlike most cruise lines, Celebrity gives you robes to wear while on board ship. I found coming back from the pool area in my wet suite a bit chilly. Celebrity loved their air conditioning. It was practically snowing in the hallways.
Many on board were getting sick—a hack-hack here; a hack-hack there. To keep from getting sick, I wore my robe to and from the pool. However, there were times we had lunch or perused the shopping area while bundled in the robe.
I got many a strange look from the well-dressed vacationers. Some days I felt as if I were walking through Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall. I loved the comfy robe dress with my hair pulled back and gladiator sandals look. It was a definite fashion statement! And I was proud to pull it off. Hubby, on the other hand, was not.
The best part—I didn’t get sick!
Hubby brought me breakfast from the Sea View Café and we ate on the balcony. Travis witnessed one of our “Celebrities” cutting in line at the omelet stand demanding her order. When a gentleman told her there was a line, she gave him a dirty look and walked off.
Later that night we became contortionists intertwined on top of a sheet—hey, get your mind out of the gutter!—for pictures night. My hip wasn’t the same after the many poses, and I realized my age as I pulled myself off the floor and limped to dinner. They turned out to be my favorite set of photos.
God ended the day with a never-ending sunset. Long after the sun surrendered to the sea, the canvas remained.
Sea Day. Enjoyed embarrassing my hubby by wearing my bathrobe while strolling around the ship.
Unlike most cruise lines, Celebrity gives you robes to wear while on board ship. I found coming back from the pool area in my wet suite a bit chilly. Celebrity loved their air conditioning. It was practically snowing in the hallways.
Many on board were getting sick—a hack-hack here; a hack-hack there. To keep from getting sick, I wore my robe to and from the pool. However, there were times we had lunch or perused the shopping area while bundled in the robe.
I got many a strange look from the well-dressed vacationers. Some days I felt as if I were walking through Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall. I loved the comfy robe dress with my hair pulled back and gladiator sandals look. It was a definite fashion statement! And I was proud to pull it off. Hubby, on the other hand, was not.
The best part—I didn’t get sick!
Hubby brought me breakfast from the Sea View Café and we ate on the balcony. Travis witnessed one of our “Celebrities” cutting in line at the omelet stand demanding her order. When a gentleman told her there was a line, she gave him a dirty look and walked off.
Later that night we became contortionists intertwined on top of a sheet—hey, get your mind out of the gutter!—for pictures night. My hip wasn’t the same after the many poses, and I realized my age as I pulled myself off the floor and limped to dinner. They turned out to be my favorite set of photos.
God ended the day with a never-ending sunset. Long after the sun surrendered to the sea, the canvas remained.
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