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Typical street scenes in Aruba. Drivers are very courteous and always stop for pedestrians. After all, tourism is about their only business. |
We found another internet cafe with the standard $6 / hour rates. Here the attendant gets Shu Fong off to a start on terminal 4. |
A local Cuban restaurant. I thought the awning/skirt was ''cute''. |
We're back to the Renaissance Mall on our way back to the ship for lunch. |
TWO HOT WOMEN! .... Standing in an air-conditioned doorway! |
California Lighthouse with some typical cactus in the foreground. This was the end of the city bus route which we rode after lunch. Beach is to the left. |
Back on the ship, this is the entrance to the Pizzeria, home of the best cookies on the ship! |
Near the end of the cruise some of the Filipino staff put on a national folklore show. Afterward Shu-Fong and Angie pose with Sheilo, one of our favorite waitress. |
The cast of the "Filipino Folkloric" show gather for a picture after the performance. |
Jesse F. Weir, a guest lecturer on opera, confers with stage director Willie. We took in most of Jesse's lectures, enjoyed them and learned quite a lot. |