Aptos. Amarin Rovinj

... insurance people. I got a letter off them and have to have my stiches out in 7 days time and got a prescription for some pain killers. So all we have been doing really is hiding out in our little apparment the woman who we are staying with is amazing and refused to charge Ian for the extra days that we have been staying and Ian has been great in looking after me. Making me soup and sausage and mash and ...

... in my eye as its bust open and I have cuts and grazes on my face from the rocks and also the biggest black eye you have ever seen its madness. As a precortion they decided to keep me in hospital overnight as I had a head injury and they wanted to make sure that I was ok. So I spent the night in a mad croatian hospital on my own but was brave and kept having nurses putting injections in my **** all evening.

... save some money I bought some food to eat in the room. We did not really do much today went back to the room after we had found a laundry for our clothes and then I cooked both me and Beebs a lovely chicken sunday dinner with potaoes and carrots and even found some stuff so that I could make Gravy sorry not much to say but we where so tired and just wanted to chill out.<br>

Rovinj is our first stop with our new guests, my high school friends aboard. Unlike most of our guests when they first come aboard, my friends were very hyper and anxious to get out and have some fun.<br><br>I usually wake up around 8 AM and expected my friends to sleep in much later. But, shortly after my coffee service arrived, I heard a knock on my door and it was Jeff and Vance coming to wake me up. After ...

... to but Ian thinks not. <br><br>We got to our place where we are staying Rovinj about 7 in the evening and found our hotel its a little appartment with kitchen as we need to get back on budget and not spend so much money we popped out to have a look around and ended up having 3 large steiner pints of beer it was fun and then just went to bed we are both exhausted after being up since 4am and travelling through 3 countries.<br>

I was awakened during the night, not to the chimes of the bells, but rather by the boom of an intense thunderstorm and the banging of my shutters as the wind whipped into my room. As I went to fasten them shut, it was a pretty awesome sight (whether it was a dream or actually occurred, I will never know), as I saw a bolt of lightning crash down from the sky immediately to the right of the bell tower looking over the square. Whether it was a dream or ...

... was beautiful, the rest of the town is just spectacular! I have a soft spot for small, low houses made of stone and for winding streets with the laundry hanging out... and that's what Rovinj is!! I think is my ideal town. <br>Rovinj doesn't have many monuments to see; the charm of the town is walking through its streets and its seashore, but if you're in Rovinj you must go up to the highest point: St. Eufemia's Cathedral. Saint Eufemia is the ...

... in America was in Orlando. We spent the rest of our time trying to convince him that Orlando is not indicative of the US. <br><br>Back on the ship, Tyler was taking advantage of the sports deck that is dropped down anytime the ship is anchored. One can waterski, sail, kayak or just swim. <br><br>We said our goodbyes and went back to the ship. Cocktails at 7, followed by dinner and dancing. Another great day!<br>

... music all week in anticipation of Sunday's big celebration. The music has ranged from traditional Croatian songs to American classic rock, to any number of things in between. Saturday night, the eve of the main party day, there was a feast of grilled fish accompanying the music, absolutely free, and last night there was free wine as well. They know how to celebrate here. Admittance to the state museum was free, and ...

... and it temporary prevents anybody from taking her to a destination she doesn't approve of. This time she did it but came up crying and complaining her arm hurt. This sent alarm bells through us. Collette had dislocated her elbow four times before. It's called nursemaids elbow and children are supposed to outgrow it but Collette had proven to be prone to it. With reservation and partial denial I hauled her past some huffing and lumbering German white hairs to the top. The view was ...