Compared with yesterday, today is pretty uneventful. I sleep through breakfast, waking around 0945. I set up a chair on the starboard side of F deck, reading
Swiss Family Robinson, until about 1100, then nap in the chair until noon, when I take my lunch (salmon).
After lunch, I return to my cabin and sleep until around 1700, at which time I employ myself by downloading yesterday's pictures and videos from my camera and camcorder to my computer. My phone still will not mount, but I remember seeing it detect that it was plugged in a couple days ago, so I decide to try cleaning the contacts with a toothpick and some hand sanitizer (which is alcohol based). The toothpick removes a small mass of pocket lint, and afterward it mounts with no issues, so I am able to copy the pictures from the phone as well.
Dinner is ham, and afterwards I go to bed. At dinner, I mention that we have picked up a stowaway on our stop in Jamaica. My fellow passengers give me puzzled looks, and I explain seeing a beard soaring just above the ship for most of the day. "Probably a frigate bird," Harvey says, and Eric comments about a pair of smaller birds, possibly swallows, that had crossed the Atlantic with the ship.
