After six days of pretty rocky seas, we arrived in our first Port of Call, Honolulu. We've been here a few times and the location is very familiar.
The days on the ship have been wonderful and I'm so relaxed that on Thursday night I said to Michael, "did we just get on the ship yesterday (Wednesday)?" He said, "yes." I said "I feel like I've been on the ship for a week." I really am quite comfortable.
We didn't have any excursions planned for today in Hawaii, but we took a walk this morning, including a stop at Walmart for a few things - including another two 6-pair of pants hangars for me and a shoe shine kit for Michael. Michael's heading out again for another walk somewhere. I hope he gets back to the ship by 7:30. Fortunately, he has GPS on his cell phone.
The ship is pretty empty (no lines at the buffet for lunch) today.
Michael fixed the issue with the blog so I shouldn't have any
problem posting from now on and sending out an email.
We've had some very good entertainment so far, including Live Wire, a Celtic duo, and Peter Byrne, who does a great Neil Diamond Tribute.
We'll be on the high seas after tonight heading towards Pago Pago in American Samoa arriving on February 1, and then crossing the International Date Line and arriving in Nuku'Alofa in Tonga on February 4.
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