It was our first of three sea days on the 25th April and it was absolutely glorious, though surprised this wasn't the formal night.  I had a lie in, getting up for the solos lunch and sat on a table with Jerry, Bruce and a few others.  What surprised me was, I'd already pre-ordered from the lunch menu the evening before, and the solo menu didn't include the starter and main on the general one, so I received a few curious looks.  We had a bit of a bouncy afternoon, which didn't help the migraine that began the night before.  I want to enjoy the lovely weather not be bedridden!  The force 7 didn't materialise but we still corkscrewed enough you could actually see the walls moving in the cabin.  This shows the difference between slab-sided, balcony-obsessed monsters and baby ships.  We, despite our size and corkscrewing, were actually more stable than many bigger ones I've been on, including QM2, who can slam, judder, pitch and roll like a tub.  

Despite the migraine, I made it to the quiz and joined Jerry, Bruce and John's team, winning the tie-break after our and Carol's team both got 10/10 so have a Voyages of Discovery pen to add to the two won on Discovery.  Then eight of us went down to dinner.  After a bit of a rough day, we ended with a gorgeous sunset.  I went back to the photo shop.  Surprisingly, they only have one photographer doing everything, including cruise DVD, and he has to leave the shop during opening hours to photograph occasions like birthdays.  They just started new photo packages on the ship, which is not like spend X amount of money for all of them though, thank goodness.  I decided to go to bed early to try and shift this migraine before morning.