Betty was ahead of us in line for the school bus so she saw Dutch Harbor before we did. It's probably the most remote place I've ever visited. And, this is the only location in the U.S. that the Japanese bombed, not once but twice, during WWII. There's nothing much to see but that's sort of the point. I cannot imagine how the locals live here. The Greek Orthodox church is pretty, especially when a bald eagle poses on the steeple.

Alan and I went back to Prime 7 tonight. It was delicious, once again. And, I really like the china and crystal used in the table settings. The restaurant has an elegant feel about it.

The singers and dancers performed a Broadway selections tonight. I believe this cast is the most talented that I've experienced on a Regent ship. The rest of the entertainment, however, needs improving. Nature's Rhythm is here and they are always fun. But, when you see the Gentlemen hosts nodding off in Horizon Lounge, you know things are dragging.

The ship is speeding along. I think the captain is "booking it" across the Bearing Sea while the seas are calm.

Oh, I had a hot stone massage yesterday. Wish that could be a daily occurrence.

We cross the international date line soon, losing a day. Then, I'll really be confused.

More later.