B-I-N-G-O, Alex won twice with a total winnings of $94.50 USD and Grandma won $30 USD. Between the heat of the day and the running, we were so wiped out that we missed the show. We heard later that we didn't miss much. We talked about our favorites of the trip so far and it was Athens and Ephesus. Alex did love the shopping at Kusadasi because it was like one giant game show with a bunch of mathematics calculating exchange rates. Not the best photos taken with my phone, but you can get the idea of what we did eat. Alex's favorite nut free souffle made by pastry chef, Chef Lee who was diabetic. We never tasted such amazing sugar free desserts EVER. He also made gluten free and nut free. Alex was a big fan of the chocolate souffle with vanilla sauce.
Alex also managed to play his piano repertoire for us in the Mariner's lounge when everyone was either dining or resting. We enjoyed his playing and the bartenders gave him kudos too!
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| In one of the lounges...dancing? |
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| The dessert! |
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| Taking a walk around the ship as we leave...Dbrovnik, I think |
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| Chef Lee Pastry Chef, Compass Rose Manager Catalin |
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| Our dinner table! |
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| Bread, can we say anything else? |
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