We had calm waters for our crossing, and a lovely stateroom
with windows at the bow of the ship, so we got a great view of the docking
process this morning. And last night we had a tasty seafood alfredo dinner in
the Flowers dining room – complete with a celebratory dessert.
As we settled into bed, the gentle rock-ing of the ship put
us to sleep in no time. Unfortunate-ly, the gentle rock-ing did a number on me; I
woke up this morning with a blazing headache and was sick as a dog. Not even my
strongest pill had any effect, so I was a very poor traveling companion today.
The trip to Moncton went well – it was great to have a
decent driving surface on the TransCanada Highway. It would have saved us a few
convoluted detours if the signage about diesel fueling spots had been better –
or had actually existed. Anyway, we found fuel eventually and made it to our
destination without difficulty.
Val fended for himself supperwise while I took to our bed,
but later I was able to eat a bit and I finally started to come around. What a
day. Tomorrow will be much better, of that I am sure.
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