Princess Cays

Although we have never been to Princess Cays before, we chose to remain on board today. Princess Cays is a tender port and the last time that we were here, the sea conditions were not appropriate for tendering in. Today there were two reasons for us choosing to remain on board. The first reason is that we really are not “beach” people and there really isn’t a lot else on this island. The second reason, of course is the difficulty of both tendering and being on a beach with a wheelchair.

After doing most of our packing, we lounged around reading for the early afternoon until my scheduled hot stone massage – pure delight!!!!

We made arrangements earlier in the day to have dinner with Karin and Bill again. On our way to dinner, in the elevator, I recognized some familiar people. Pat and John Looper (our friend Peter Valiquet’s sister and brother-in-law). Apparently we had been on a couple of shore excursions with Pat & John and Pat had recognized me, however was afraid to say anything in case she was wrong! I felt really badly that I hadn’t even noticed them until then.

After our dinned with Karin and Bill, we again finished the evening off in the Wheelhouse Bar. We had become friendly with the group that played in that bar – they were a lot of fun and we wanted the opportunity to say goodbye.

Graham particularly liked a song that the piano player sang (usually at Graham’s request) called The Cow Song. If you really want a laugh, check the song out on You Tube – it’s there.