Elation!

We had a good time on our cruise. We sunbathed, hot tubbed, went to a yoga class, and country line dance class, art seminar and auction; we went on a Canyon Canopy tour in Cabo that included seven lines, a wire bridge, rock and rope climbing, and repelling, it was great. We also went to the Newly Wed/Old Wed game aboard ship, enjoyed movies: The Bee Movie, Enchanted, and I tried to stay up for The golden Compass but fell asleep. The food was impressive in it's variety and quantity and we enjoyed a formal dinner one night. The weather was in the high 60's - low 90's, very pleasent. Photographer's were everywhere aboard ship and we took advantage of the opportunity to get a couples picture. We enjoyed a Las Vegas type show of dancing and singing. The ship is three times smaller than the Titanic. Our passengers totaled 2400 plus 600 crew members. The ship had a miniture golf course, pinp pong, basketball, volleyball, a track, exercise and weight room, spa, theatre, casino, multiple dinning areas, several bars, a library, shops, four hot tubs and two swimming pools (one with a slide). So it was hard to imagine the immensity of the Titanic. We had two strange dilemmas aboard ship; first after leaving port from San Diego, roughly two hours out we had to turn around due to an emergency with one the crew members. Secondly we had a two hour wait before leaving Cabo to rush a hear attack victim and and another passenger, who while drunk injured themselves trying to jump off the taxi boat twenty feet before reaching the ship, back to Cabo's Hospitol. No sea sickness hit but I'm still "on the boat" a little today. It was real nice to have a vacation!