Last Day

Our day started out an hour ahead of everyone else.  We were never given the time change card and all our clocks were off.  As we waited for the elevator, Gary even reset the clock in the hall.  When the elevator arrived, we got in to go to the buffet to have breakfast.  We pushed the button but nothing happened.  We tried several times to no avail...we were stuck.  Gary had to pry the doors open in order for us to get out.  So far the day has been an experience. Then, just before dinner, the captain announced that the Norovirus was back and that the CDC will be boarding in Los Angeles.  I have since learned that our ship made national news, because of the virus, after leaving L.A. and docking in San Francisco.

We spent the day packing, no dilema as to what to take for the trip home.  We bought nothing so suitcase weight was not a concern.  Good-byes are always sad, we made some new friends and renewed relationships with old ones.  Hopefully, we will keep in touch.