Sea Day

Sea day. Again nothing too exciting. We went to the Kramers for cocktails and appetizers at about 5:30 PM. They do not have a butler but did hire a guy to serve and make drinks. There was good caviar, shrimp, fried breaded muscles, and several kinds of canapés. There was all kinds of soft drinks and booze. As usual most of the food was left and had to be thrown out. Bobbi and Muriel had to leave early and meet us late for dinner.

There was a talk by Carole Klein in the main theater. She had been the head of promotions at the Intercontinental hotel in Hong Kong for over ten years. Her talk was on where to shop, eat, and what to see and do in Hong Kong. All you have to do is mention shop and the women are gone.

The majority of the crew is from the Philippines and most of those from Manila. They are all getting excited to get there tomorrow. This will be the first time the line has gone there in over ten years. Other cruises have been scheduled to stop there but have had to cancel for various reasons.


That’s all that was going on besides the usual.

Deep Sea Sherm Out.

(Posted on behalf of Sherman Rootberg)