Day 2
Overnight, the seas got rougher. By the time I woke up, there was significant turbulence in the waters that walking became an amusing activity.
We had breakfast in Cabanas, but it wasn't that full. I think a lot of people skipped meals that day. In fact at some point that day, one of the entrance to Cabanas was blocked off due to a "protein spill".
We decided to chill off in The Cove. I got my latte.
Mid morning, I attended a talk about bears around the area that we were cruising.
Lunch was the same, at Cabanas, but not as busy as it normally would. The seas was not as bad as the morning, but enough that we were hearing reports of people needing medication from the medical center.
In the evening, we attended the Golden Mickey. I haven't seen this show in years, and it was amazing! Everything you want out of a Disney stage show, full of nostalgia and excellent performances.
After the show, we got dressed for our dinner at Palo.
It was a very eerie scene. Palo is usually full and lively. This time, it was eerily quiet. It was barely 1/4 full. Chatting with our server, it turned out that a lot of people cancelled their reservations due to the condition. Many people were still suffering from motion sickness.
Anyhow, this is my appetizer, their version of capresse salad.
For my entree, I order the lamb chops. It certainly was better than what I had in 2022, but I don't think anything can compare to the first time I had this dish in Palo on The Dream in 2011.
For dessert, I of course had chocolate souffle.
By the end of the meal, and after sharing a bottle of wine, I was feeling no pain!
We walked around the ship a bit, it wasn't rocking as much anymore, and tomorrow promised to be a gorgeous, perfect day to view a glacier.
Zz.