Huge waves all day - 7-12 foot ones and very windy so rock wall climbing and mini golf were out for today. Apparently we have all gotten used to it as none of us are sick like on the first day. James and I went to the Palace Theatre this morning and watched the cake decorating contest between the head chef, the cruise director, and an audience member - it was very funny. They were assembling and decorating black forest cakes while drinking cherry liquer. The kids put on a talent show with the kids club today up in Dizzy's Lounge. Brooke did 21 back walkovers in a row and Cooper wore a giraffe mask and sang a song with his group. All the kids won a first place medal and everyone had a great time. James and I sat in on the big art auction today, being very careful to not make any hand gestures as the amounts were too high for us. It was fun to watch and hear about the art. We all went to Johnny Rockets for a final onboard lunch and we all did the YMCA table dance (even Holly), along with the staff - lots of fun. James, Holly, and I have developed a slight addiction to the onion rings with ranch dip - readjustment will be hard. After the kids played at kids club for a bit, we took them out to return to the games room for another round of Snorta! Final night on the ship and we are tired, but none of us are ready to go home. Looks like James is heading back to work soon - hopefully he can finish the bathroom first. So looking forward to our next cruise. Our room attendant, Denmark, is outstanding and he sings out loud when he cleans if he thinks no one is around (you can hear him in the hall). Our head waiter managed to rustle up a peanut butter sandwich for Cooper last night - another example of the great service here.