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It always feels a bit strange melding into a new ship; but at the same time, it often feels like I never left.<\/p>\nIt always feels a bit strange melding into a new ship; but at the same time, it often feels like I never left.<\/p>\n
There are, thankfully, few glitches in the workshop this voyage \u2013 with the exception of a completely terrible filing system for the handout notes \u2013 that\u2019ll probably be my project for the next few days.<\/p>\n
The first batch of guests is always the strangest one when you start a contract; they\u2019re your opening night crowd- they deserve a good show. But in reality you\u2019re still learning your lines!<\/p>\n
But they seem to be nice enough to far. Time will tell, as it always does.<\/p>\n
We\u2019re heading towards Cuba, and as it turns out there is much, much more going on with getting<\/em> to Cuba than I could have anticipated. All kinds of different bits of paperwork, permissions, things that need signatures. But in the end I think it will definitely<\/em> be worth it.<\/p>\n Something else to take pictures of.<\/p>\n Now, if I could just get my voice adjusted to the fact that it has to be used all day again! And if I could just convince the onboard carpenters that yes, they really do<\/em> need to make me that stepstool I asked for \u2013 and that the pre-made set of stairs they gave me won\u2019t turn the trick\u2026.(I\u2019m not short, I\u2019m fun sized!).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It always feels a bit strange melding into a new ship; but at the same time, it often feels like I never left. There are, thankfully, few glitches in the workshop this voyage \u2013 with the exception of a completely … Continue reading