Jan 27, At sea, day 2 out of Hawaii

Starting the 2nd day at sea out of Hawaii


Breakfast




Toni made a Flower at craft class.  I went with her. Rob went to the Gym for a stretching class. I'm already flat, not sure I wanted to be stretched out too!




Rob was part of the Officers vs Passengers Jenga game. The Jenga game that Dad made for Rob and Toni must have helped as he helped the Passengers beat the Officers. Jenga is pretty hard on the ground but on a rocking ship is really hard. Sometimes we thought it was going to fall without anyone near it.








I got to meet Toni's favorite Pizza guy.


Toni and Rob played a game trying to get a ping pong ball in cups of water.


Dinner time


Fresh Asparagus and Coconut Shrimp for appetizers 

Veal Scalapini and Chicken for dinner


Another great sunset


Elton John show in the theater tonight.






Tomorrow there will be a line crossing ceremony. The line-crossing ceremony is an initiation rite that commemorates a person's first crossing of the Equator





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