Well, today it's off on a boat for the next 22 days. We'll see
how we do with that. The longest we've been on a cruise before is seven days.
At least there are lots of port calls and new cities to explore.
We walked from the hotel back to Termini pulling our suitcases
to catch the train to the port terminal at Civitavecchia, Rome's seaport. Then
from the train station, we walked pulling our suitcases to the ship terminal to
board the MS Eurodam. The boarding process was fairly quick and smooth, and our
cabin was even ready for us when we got on the ship. But the luggage came
later.
The shipboard restaurants were open for lunch. Then we wandered
the ship a bit, waiting for our luggage, which came during dinner. Dinner was
our first night in the dining room at our assigned table. We weren't sure we
would have an assigned table from the pre sailing information. But it is nice
to have a regular place and regular servers.
After dinner we unpacked for the next three weeks, and watched
the ship sale away into the Mediterranean. It was a good beginning to our
cruise. Tomorrow we will be in Monaco.
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