Interior of Norwegian
Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)
Today, I am going to be a little bit distracted. We got a new game from the Nintendo. I do not know the name of it. It features the little scarab knight. As of lately, we have gotten into playing those indie game platformers. This one is pretty cool around the edges. The main character looks real cute with his helmet and whatnot. I am a bit mellowed out around the edges. We ordered a bunch of junk online. They are all going to arrive like super soon. They had that one day shipment thing. We have gotten into the habit of ordering stuff online.
Still, it certainly beats going to the stores to not buy anything. I never did find anything that I liked in the physical world. There is always a lot of everything and nothing at once. Anyhow, this brings me back to this photo I took. I took it the first day I was in the Norwegian.
It was the first and the last time the cruise was any good. What a time to discover I had motion sickness. Then again, most people can tolerate so much before they reach a breaking point. Everything was terrible, from the food to the drinks. This is just about how it works with most cruises.
They are always maximizing profits. I even think we used to bathe with the water people from above were flushing. I suppose I was expecting something else. Everything grew thin rather quickly. I am just a bit bored around the edges. I think I am going to call it early for now. I am still waiting for all my cookie packages.
I cannot wait for Santa to come home quickly with my junk. I never did believe in Santa Claus. In my country, we used to wait for the three wise men. They would bring kids three different gifts. I remember the first time I saw that bearded weirdo. All the kids in my class ran to greet him.
They were all happy and gleeful. I just stood there beside the teacher watching them, judging them. There is a real St. Nicholas. He is a Catholic saint. He has his own church in Russia. If you want to pray to him, you can visit him there. Well, the North Pole also touches borders with Russia. I think this is enough with my daily ramblings.
