Monday, January 5. Clear. 16 C.
It certainly is nice to be at sea again, we find the sound of the engines and the movement of the ship with the Pacific Rollers, very soothing. The rollers are scarcely visible to the eye, but they do manage to move the ship a noticeable amount.
We have not explored this ship, that is new to us, as Fellette is suffering still from the chest injury when were struck by that car on January 1.
"It only hurts when I breathe or move" she says, and means it! Most movement is hurtful but not painful. She can manage herself regarding dressing and most movements like walking, sitting and standing. The problem comes when trying to lie down at night. We are working on this issue, believe me.
A Good Day.
Boarding the ship yesterday.
The view from our room while in San Diego,
Le Deck, or whatever.
Le bed, already loaded with suitcases to unpack.
Breakfast this morning.
Fellette spent the morning like this, drained.
The view of my feet and the TV showing what they call, the Bow Camera, and our road ahead.
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