Signing in one last time from the Navigator. It's been a wonderful cruise...even with our "colds" during week five. We've had a wonderful voyage and met many terrific people.

Last night we had dinner with Captain Romeo. We also had the chance to finally meet Perry and Carolyn - what a treat! It was such a perfect dinner at the end of a long cruise.

Today there were many goodbyes and sad feeling, but we are anxious to go home and prepare for Christmas. A week from today I'll be making dinner for 22 - oh if only Silke was in my kitchen!

I can't remember a cruise with more perfect weather at each port...on some sea days we had a little rain and some rough water, but not enough to make us uncomfortable. Altogether Mother Nature was generous. If only we could have avoided the plague...but then again life is wonderful and when you're, sick room service is a better than fending for ones self at home!

Jim..I think Anne is correct...we saw the Chiclet transports for the tours so they are still using them. Bon Voyage on Party. We met someone onboard that will be seeing the King Tut exhibit tomorrow in FLL...it seems like ages ago that I saw it in LA...the times does fly.

Farewell to and from the Navigator...and as Dorothy would say...there's no place like home....so off we go!


Margo