Monday morning, when we woke up, we were anchored in the bay at Grand Cayman. Since we would need to take a tender from the ship to shore, we opted not to leave the ship. We were also only going to be in port at Grand Cayman for 6 hours. With that short a time frame, we didn't want to risk going ashore and missing the ship. We spent the time walking around the ship and I was able to get quite a bit of studying done.
Monday night and Tuesday night (port days), there were Christmas card classes scheduled. I had never gotten "into" cardmaking and was very interested to learn about cardmaking and get some ideas. We were going to be making 35 cards - 5 each of 7 different styles. They turned out great and I will probably use some of them this year (I had already purchased Christmas cards before we left on the cruise). Julie (our fearless leader/head instructor) also had a make and take page layout for us. Each night, we would complete another section of the layout.
Tuesday morning, when we woke up we were docked at Calica, Mexico. More on this port in the next section.
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