Third Day

It wasn’t breakfast in bed, but it was close. I was up fairly late, but did have to get up earlier than I would have liked. It wasn’t too much of a problem because due my usual schedule, I tend to wake up with sunrise. The reason I was up was that the chef came over to our villa to make us all breakfast. I was the only one who was up, with my villa-mates appearing dead to the world, so I had to assume it was all for me. There was a lot of food too.
Fortunately, my villa-mates got up when they started smelling bacon. So we ate outside in the lovely weather. Then went for a soak in our swimming pool.
Then back to work. People had to be welcomed. Crisisis had to be averted. The resort’s motto is “We work for you.” But apparently we don’t have firing authority. For some of the staff, the process was more important than the people. When we ask them to do less work, they would rather inconvenience us with doing the wrong work.
It seems to be handled now. More friends are arriving. So we should be able to relax more. I should be getting ready for the party tonight. But it is nice to unwind a bit.
I’m getting a bit tired of the buffet that we go to for dinner. It is different every night (just had turkey) but there are a lot of commonalities. It is very convenient because you don’t need to reserve. The many other restaurants all need one. I did get a nice walk home because, due to scheduling, our golf cart went home without me. The walk made the resort feel smaller. I covered ground fast, when I’ve been comparing it to time spent driving in a vehicle. Golf carts aren’t cars, but there speeds are not comparable.
2014-10-20 20:50