Antigua

It is 6am and just arrived in Antigua.  We are taking a Segway tour of the island today - can't wait to see the photos.  Yesterday there was the boatbuilding competition and the staff tug of war competition.  It was great fun.  Anthony and I had dinner in the fancy resaurant last night in our tuxedos.  You can see that Anthony did laundry in his formal wear before hand!

You can see Anthony in the pool entertaining other guests - here he is doing "pawssy" - we'll explain when we get home but Paula knows the story already.

I've included a photo of the Provisions staff team - they wore uniforms that were emblazened with - "We're French but not on strike!"

The group of young kids are the enteretainment staff - they were on my water volleyball team and we one each day.  The boat in the pool was their poor excuse for a boat but it wound up holding 75 full cans of soda.

Ship is great.  All the latest technology.  For a ship with only 500 passengers there are 7 dinning options, good library, 5 bars but only adequate fitness center. Service is unbelievable.  They say 6 star service and I would have to agree that it is.

The captain is a great guy that commands incredible respect.  Every day he talks for 15 minutes about where we are, what happened overnight, the affects of the hurricane on our itinerary.  He is always out and about as are the rest of the senior staff.