On this day, I was hoping to go out with the divers and snorkel, but the site they'd chosen for this particular day wasn't suitable. So I didn't. Kind of lucky, because I did feel like I needed a break.
So after breakfast (by now I had the egg boiler worked out), I had a lazy morning on the balcony with the ladies. We drank tea, which was brought to us by the nice man in the restaurant, while they knitted, and we chatted about pressing issues such as families and childbirth and travelling.
Around lunch time, we wandered down the road for some food (with Alan too) at Trattoria da Biagio. I had melon and prosciutto as a main and the others had risotto pescatori and spaghetti frutti di mare. It was a very nice meal. Afterwards, I walked with Annie and Sue to a cash machine, and got some ice cream. They were playing the yellow mini game, which was hilarious.
I whiled away the afternoon doing nothing in particular, and the divers came back relatively early.
Christian and I had dinner in the hotel with a small group. They brought some lovely starters to us, including dough balls and bruschetta. For mains, some had steak, but we had fish - whole with bones, but delicious.
I think we retired for some telly before bed.
So after breakfast (by now I had the egg boiler worked out), I had a lazy morning on the balcony with the ladies. We drank tea, which was brought to us by the nice man in the restaurant, while they knitted, and we chatted about pressing issues such as families and childbirth and travelling.
Around lunch time, we wandered down the road for some food (with Alan too) at Trattoria da Biagio. I had melon and prosciutto as a main and the others had risotto pescatori and spaghetti frutti di mare. It was a very nice meal. Afterwards, I walked with Annie and Sue to a cash machine, and got some ice cream. They were playing the yellow mini game, which was hilarious.
I whiled away the afternoon doing nothing in particular, and the divers came back relatively early.
Christian and I had dinner in the hotel with a small group. They brought some lovely starters to us, including dough balls and bruschetta. For mains, some had steak, but we had fish - whole with bones, but delicious.
I think we retired for some telly before bed.
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