I've come to notice how much I actually say 'eh' around here. My inner Canadian stereotype has been in full force. Saying 'eh' constantly. Missing my poutine and Timmies. There are quite a few Canadians on board around the ship. Guest services, entertainment (obviously), camp carnival, we're everywhere. Not sure they're saying 'eh' quite as much as myself!
I'm feeling like I may come home with some sort of weird cross-over accent. A mixture of South African and English (which are really quite similar) along with a little bit of a southern accent. So, if you Skype with me anytime soon, don't worry, I'm still Canadian, for now ;)
I'm glad to hear that it's still quite hot at home though, even though it may be humid as hell. Trust me, it's super humid here as well. I'm sitting at a free wi-fi spot at the port in Tampa at the moment. Guests won't be boarding the vessel for another 15 mins maybe and I don't have to be back on board until 2 for a ship tour. We got off as soon as debarkation was over. Mat warned us that there may be a few people who get a bit pissy by the end of the trip, getting confused as to how to get off and just generally in a bad mood. Who wouldn't be? Its the end of your vacation. Only came across 1 :) Win for me!
Today should be exciting with a whole new fleet of passengers, new people to mingle with. Perhaps some more gingers on board. No aussie gingers as of yet, but it's only my second week :P
Just to include a picture for fun, heres 4 of us when we were in Cozumel on Thursday :)
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