Jeremy had to start the day at the Coop a store he use to frequent on his mission. We saw the biggest slab of meat. I didn’t dare try it. Everyone else ate it. Ha!
It took a minute to find our parking and a couple u turns. 
😂I can’t believe how quickly we got on the ship. We walked right on. There wasn’t any lines. We had a little trouble with our “Travel Passports” our sofa stamp is in our government passports and we can’t “travel” with our government passports. However, Jeremy had his military orders and they took a copy and we walked on the ship. The Divina is so elegant. Oh my word! The interior design is just breathtaking. They have 4 Swarovski staircases. It is so pretty! Our balcony suit is beautiful. We opted not to purchase a drink package thinking we can get water at the buffet and at dinner like we have on our other cruises. However, this cruise does not give you water at dinner. So instead of running to the 14th floor every time we want a drink we opted to buy a non alcohol drink package. To include milkshakes. So our first order of business was to have some fancy drinks. We explored the ship a little had some lunch and just enjoyed relaxing before we left the port. We had our muster at 5:30pm and it was the fastest muster in The history of musters Crazy! MSC is very efficient.
We were off to unpack and get ready for dinner.
Jeremy was super disappointed in dinner not very many choices and his little heart was broken. Nothing really new to try and he was sad.
We played some games, enjoyed a milkshake and went to the night showing of “The Tribute” a modern representation of some of the most famous Opera arias featuring Enrico Bernardi, Alexander Vondarchuck.
These men can sing! Wow! We ended the night at the piano bar enjoying another delicious frozen drink.
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