It's so cool to be back in Bermuda. It looks exactly the same, but it's been six months, and I'm with different people. It's still chilly here; it should warm up soon. Boston is freezing, and I don't have enough layers to combat it. I'm making lots of cool friends on the ship. Everyone's new, since we just finished dry dock, so the social links are all new. We're all gelling well, and we go out a lot. The people are all very cool. Fellow Youth Counselor Jess and I are working very well together. We have 60 kids registered in the program, between just the two of us. Usually we get about 35. The Kids Korner isn't big enough to support all of them, so they turn into monkeys! It's a challenge, but I think we're doing a great job anyway. My sprained ankle is fine now; thank you to all who were concerned. I'm going to try to snorkel and scuba dive as much as I can. I've met some other divers, and the mood on the ship is just great. Everyone's friendly, and that's not always the case, even though we're in the hospitality industry. We had a Captain's meeting after boat drill today. The captain, who's leaving for vacation on Sunday, commended us on how happy an environment we make here. He's very sweet. I'm having a great time. My last month will fly by; I need to grab every opportunity for fun and exploration.
The sunshine beckons.
Love always,
Genoa
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