Day Two

Room Service! Sean ate so much fruit. He really got into the cruise and eat routine.

 Swimming was fun. The first day at sea was a little cool. The out door area had a glass roof that could be closed and the pool was heated.

More food, pizza.

Lobster for dinner. Gotta love that.

mmm, sushi! The only two foods we can find that Sean doesn't like are kiwi and pineapple.

Miniature golf on the deck, in the wind.

I was less than impressed with “Camp Carnival”. Carnival’s daycare/child program. All the information I read on the internet said it wasn’t really daycare but a program for families. We took Sean there the first day and he did not want to stay alone. They begrudgingly let us come in with him. There were three workers. One was face painting little girls and the other two were doing paper work. A little baby (he had to have been two but he looked 18-months) was sitting up falling over asleep. It was so sad to watch. Three boys were clubbing each other with guitars. Finally, I couldn’t take the falling over asleep baby and told the worker to put him to bed. She said when she touched him he screamed but she did lie him down. He then did scream and scream. All the parents have cell phones provided by the “day care” but she didn’t call his parents. She just let him scream. They told us we couldn’t stay with Sean so we took him and left. Don tried to take him back once more so he and Sean could play with the toys but they told him he couldn’t stay so Sean didn’t play. I was really disappointed. The older kids particularly the girls looked like they were having fun but it was not a program for 2-year-olds.

Alex and Loreal

Art and Char