Day at Sea

On Sunday, February 26th, we had a day at sea.  We had breakfast at Triton's.  Afterwards Diane and I took Hudson to an open house to play, while Steve took Nyles and Carter to the pool.

Hudson eating some bacon and a yogurt.  Diane playing Fruit Ninja w/ Hudson at the open house.  They playing Pack-Man and Connect 4.

Aunt Diane and Hudson playing Fruit Ninja.

Hudson and I playing Connect 4.  A cute towel animal in our room w/ Dove Chocolates.

We then went up on deck to see how Nyles, Carter and Steve were doing.  

Nyles and Carter were having fun playing in the pool.

Hudson wanted to play also, so we got him in his swimsuit and he played in the splash pad area.

They then wanted ice cream afterwards of course, but got in the hotel before drying off.

Hudson pretending to be an astronaut then a dinosaur w/ a life jacket.  They had free desserts at the café.  Exploring the view from the balcony.  Carter being silly playing w/ a poop pretending it's a donut.

Later taking Nyles and Carter back to the kid's club while Steve stayed w/ Hudson to take a nap.

Carter and I went to a drawing class, then walked around the 4th level, looked at the engine and played Shuffle Board.

Cool Legos from Aunt Diane.  Enjoying the sea day.

Exploring the top deck.  Carter found a duck!  People like to hide them around the ship for other to find.

After Hudson woke up we took him to another kid's club.  He wanted to color.  

Nyles and Carter played Nintendo w/ another kid.  

That evening after dinner, Nyles and Carter went to the kid's club for an activity.  After coming back, our waiter did a magic trick for Hudson.  It was so funny to watch Hudson's reaction!  Another towel animal.  Hudson LOVED having his own bed to sleep on for naps and bed!

Carter and Nyles wanted to order room service to get Mickey Bars since they missed them after dinner.  We also found a Tinkerbell picture to show Grandma Joann (she likes Tinkerbell).

Our first night at dinner the waiter went to take us to our table and another group was sitting in it.  After figuring out what happened, they then moved us to another table.  We later learned that a group didn't "link" their accounts but they wanted to sit together, so they moved them together last minute, which took our table.  Our new waitress was confused why we were then moved to her area, so the first night was a little rough.  

Another waiter then asked us at breakfast how our dinner experience was the night before, so I told him honestly (not great).  He must had told our waiters, because by dinner that night, we could tell they were trying to make up for it.  The head waiter (over our waitress/drink server) also went out of his way to make things right for us.  Each day thereafter got better and better.  It was a little awkward at first, but it got better and we thoroughly enjoyed our dinning experiences.  It was a great 2nd day on the ship.