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| Sinterclaas (Dutch version of Santa Claus) arrived on the ship Dec 5th |
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| Saying goodbye to Dennis and Bronte. I first met them when I arrived on the ship almost a year ago. I flew in with Dennis and became friends with Bronte. |
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| Trip down to the Big Fridge on Deck 2 for supplies |
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| The Galley would go through all this fresh produce in about 4 days. |
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| You know you've been on the ship too long when the oranges and cucumbers look the same!! Lizzie and I had to feel them to figure out which was which...the cucumber is in her left hand. |
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| Perfect example of how the ship can unite people even with the most major differences...a Barcalona fan and a Real Madrid fan became buddies! |
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| Day in the Pharmacy! I was placed in charge of counting pills. |
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| After my last football (soccer) practice, I needed a shower. |
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| James became the Tuna Salad Wizard |
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| Crazy last days in the Galley |
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| I was blessed to work with some amazing women. Naomi, Florence, Edwina, Lorinda and I had so much fun. |
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| Moving bunks in the 8 berth at midnight is highly entertaining. |
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| School for the Deaf. Papanie, on the left, is a good friend of mine. |
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| School for the Deaf. |
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| To get out of the port we would walk through this, its fairly traffic-free in this picture. You can see the Africa Mercy straight ahead. |
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| More amazing people I worked with from the Galley and the Dining Room. |
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| 13 people in the van...always room for one more! |
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| Roxanna, Brandon, and James. Three of my best friends. |
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| The ever helpful Storemen, Morlaye, Edward, and Daniel. These guys are awesome. |
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