It's eerily quiet on board right now.
Two our crewmembers are getting married! Yay!
I'm working. Boo. But yay, because 2/3 of our crew is at the wedding. And all of our day workers are gone. And all of our patients are gone. And the hope center is closed down. And and and.....
And dinner will be a cinch. Emma and I just realized that we are actually the ranking crew in the galley/dining room. Everyone above us in this piece of the organization is ashore.
Alright crew, let's make some changes! Just kidding. But I do get to decide if we will only open up one food line instead of two. Whoopie.
What else should I ramble about right now? Maybe I'll go try to find some pictures to post. Or make juice in the Dining room. It's been a CRAZY week - wednesday was the big shindig for the minister of health, thursday was thanksgiving, and yesterday was the day worker goodbye celebration. All a TON of work for the dining room and galley staff. (though I didn't work in the dining room yesterday, I was a security guard!) So it's really nice to have the time to breathe a little bit.
Wahoo. Ciao for now. 24 days to America. Wonder what is going to happen then? K
Update: Turns out that there WERE indeed ranking managers on board so I couldn't make the decision to sail the boat to the Bahamas. Too bad. ;)
Two our crewmembers are getting married! Yay!
I'm working. Boo. But yay, because 2/3 of our crew is at the wedding. And all of our day workers are gone. And all of our patients are gone. And the hope center is closed down. And and and.....
And dinner will be a cinch. Emma and I just realized that we are actually the ranking crew in the galley/dining room. Everyone above us in this piece of the organization is ashore.
Alright crew, let's make some changes! Just kidding. But I do get to decide if we will only open up one food line instead of two. Whoopie.
What else should I ramble about right now? Maybe I'll go try to find some pictures to post. Or make juice in the Dining room. It's been a CRAZY week - wednesday was the big shindig for the minister of health, thursday was thanksgiving, and yesterday was the day worker goodbye celebration. All a TON of work for the dining room and galley staff. (though I didn't work in the dining room yesterday, I was a security guard!) So it's really nice to have the time to breathe a little bit.
Wahoo. Ciao for now. 24 days to America. Wonder what is going to happen then? K
Update: Turns out that there WERE indeed ranking managers on board so I couldn't make the decision to sail the boat to the Bahamas. Too bad. ;)
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