Last Sea Day and LA

This picture is dedicated to Jason because of his comment in my last post... This is what we saw in the water in our glass bottom boat tour. Actually it was kinda silly because it was easier to look at the Mexican piranas over the edge of the boat than through the glass bottom. And really, this is an over the edge of the boat picture. Sorry, I guess I didn't take a picture of the actual glass...

Ok so this picture was actually taken on Acapulco day but for some reason, we didn't take any pictures on our last sea day... Actually there is a reason. We didn't do anything. It was cold and windy outside and so we couldn't play basketball which was on the top deck outside, no one wanted to swim in that kind of weather, and we had explored the boat over and over and over again in previous days. So we basically ate, packed, ate, hung out in our cabins, ate, and watched a show at night. And that was our last sea day experience. The water was pretty rough too, it was tough to walk straight with all that rocking.

For those of you who have been wondering where all these places are that I've told you about, here is a little map. Sorry, it's not the best quality ever.

And if you wanted to know what the fancy restaurant food looks like, I took the liberty of taking a picture of my main entree when we ate at the restaurants.

Row by row, left to right:

Seafood extravaganza. Mahi Mahi on a skewer.

Grilled Salmon. BLT with a fried egg.

Baked Flounder. Seafood Potpouri with Linguine.

Steak Loin with Yorkshire Pudding (yes, that humongo thing!). Chicken Souvlaki Salad.

Vegetable Manicotti.

It was great food but it was nice to get back to LA and have a plain Subway sandwich. Fancy food day after day can get old.

Here's us waiting to check in at the LA airport.

And that is the end of the Mexican Riviera Cruise. I will try to sign up for a picture album account so you can see all the pictures we took on the cruise. By the time I do that, it will probably be old news but oh well!