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| Any number of demonstrations, here, French cooking, most a soft ad for the ship's many services, etc. |
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| Or merely entertaining; all kinds of movies were shown... |
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| Part of our stateroom/cabin/whatever |
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| Ditto |
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| Ditto again |
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| Staff were helpful, cheerful, attentive |
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| 15th floor festivities...music, dancing, waterslides, pools, hot-tubs, climbing wall, basketball/volleyball courts, etc. |
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| One of the larger casinos afloat; Vicki says we lost either $6 or $23, depending on accounting methods... |
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| We took in most of all the entertainment |
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| Thus |
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| But the best-on-boat, by far, was this rock n' roll dueling pianos thing, all requests, incredible voice/keyboard talent, who could do anything from Bertold Brecht/Kurt Weill to Billy Joel and Elton John, and more recently too (so I was told); they did a very credible rendition of my request for Blues Image's "Ride, Captain, Ride, Up On Your Mystery Ship" which no one else in the audience really seemed to appreciate... |
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| And most especially this Michigan lady, Rhonda Hughes, I think; her rendition of "What a Wonderful World," part Louis Armstrong, part Bert Lahr (Cowardly Lion) was a KO |
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The Blue Man theater in Chicago is almost across the street from Cara's condo. We have seen them perform right here in Fayetteville at the Walton Arts Center, and laughed and laughed. I hope that the performance you saw was that good.
Maybe some day I can get Wes on a re-positioning cruise!
Blue Man Group, we agreed, was one of those once-in-a-lifetime things...
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