There was something not right about my meal because the headache persisted – I got up early and waited until 7 AM to go to the Windows Café. The veranda didn’t open for another 30 minutes so I moved my table – the first one on the port side away from my neighbor. I had two pancakes and one egg over medium today. They were good but I did not intend to stay up there any longer than needed. Looks like COVID has gotten into my head.
The COVID rules in St John’s involve wearing a mask all
the time. We got off last time, but we
decided not to this time around. We had second
thoughts about not getting off since we were docked at a different pier
(Heritage South Pier) this time and the entrance to the shopping area looked a
lot nicer. The Seven Seas Splendor is docked across from us.
I have gotten behind a bit in
logging this trip, but I can say that we did not go to the show tonight – “Jump Jive and Swing” – because the
last time we saw it the band was just a bit loud. Instead, we spent time up in the Living Room
but away from people on the couches against the starboard windows.
The captain continues to give
updates on COVID at dinner. I think the
communication is a good thing. We found out that our waiter, Tin, was in isolation. Armando is once again handling our dinner needs.
We also got word that we
would be stopping in Tortola BVI (instead of the long-gone San Juan PR, with a reported positivity rate of 27 percent).
I got a very nice shot of the sail away from Antigua.
People signed up for Tortola
excursions had to be tested for COVID before being allowed on the
excursions. We were up on Deck 9 sitting
on seats near the pool when the testing crew and passengers showed up.
We headed for the peaceful
confines of our room.
Seas are calm.
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