Unfortunately, our last day of the cruise was upon us. I had been having so much fun that I was a little sad that there was only one day left. It was Christmas Day, and it was 80 degrees out. I wasn't going to get a white Christmas, but I was also not going to have a freezing Christmas. The ship would make no port of call that day, so we were free to do as we pleased. We ate a huge breakfast, as usual, then headed out to tour the ship. We went to all the different levels of the ship, and we took pictures at various spots that caught my eye as being unique or attractive. We went to some of the places on the ship that we had not had time to visit earlier because of our busy schedule. One of these was a bar set way up on the 15 floor of the ship. From here we could see the whole deck of the ship and all the people just relaxing by the pool. They had a belly flop competition while we were at the bar, so we could watch. It was quite amusing. We also ordered a few drinks, and found out you could keep the glasses. These were very nice glasses with the ship line insignia on them, different styles for different drinks. These would make excellent souvenirs!
We were filled with holiday spirit by the time we had dinner. By then we had packed up almost all of our luggage and had given out all of the gratuities for the crew (we were happy to do this as we had no complaints about any of our service). We went to the dueling pianos one last time, then we slept for the last time. The next day would be disembarking time early, so we wouldn't get much sleep, but we didn't care, we wanted to enjoy every possible minute of this, my most amazing vacation!
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