Yesterday was Mohawk Day. Male and females were offerred an opportunity to cut their hair for Locks for love and sport a mohawk. An amazing number participated. Tomorrow is Neptune day. The day when all shellbacks, new people crossing the Equator for the first time, are subjected to unknown punishments. In the old days it mandated shaved heads for one and all. Today we get to choose. I'm quite sure I would look horrible, rather like a bowling ball, so I'm not getting shaved but quite a few are. We have no idea what will happen tomorrow.
Another first for our ship. We had our first drug testing group and everyone passed. This apparently is not usually so.
Be well all.
4 comments:
Thanks so much for taking care of my son Lance when he returned from the amazon. Sounds like he was pretty sick. It made me worry less knowing that you acted quickly to make him better. I really appreciate it. Thanks again
Wow! You get kudos from parental units! Isn't the internet an amazing thing?
You're not getting a shaved head? How about a tattoo? Book Group meets tomorrow night. We miss you!
Hey Momma! I got a job in Greece. I get to scuba dive everyday for the next seven months. Good job keeping wasted college kids alive. On the other hand if none of them are on drugs, it can't be too hard. Send me an email so i'll have yours, jmwulfek@edisto.cofc.edu
Hi-I'm another mom with a student on board with you. Just wanted to tell you that I keep coming back to you blog for good information on the medical well-being of the ship.
Thanks for being there!
Liz
(aka LeeAnne's mom)
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