Day Four – Helicopter Rescue

5th February, 2010 - Posted by Lyn Armstrong - 5 Comments

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The lack of sleep and partying has finally caught up with me today. Think I’ll take things slow. And when I say “slow”, I mean run around like a chicken with its head cut off. LOL. I am constantly on the move at these conferences and retreats. I can rest when I get home.
An announcement came over the intercom that there was a person who needed to be air lifted from the ship. Of course, I ran to the deck the moment I heard a helicopter. It’s not every day you see a coast rescue team lift someone into the air.

They couldn’t land the copter on the ship, so it took them a while to pick up the passenger. As you can see, I was standing under the glass roof taking pictures and eating pizza. Hey, I was hungry.
I have never been so close to the bottom of a hovering helicopter. After many attempts, they lifted the passenger and everyone beneath the glass roof cheered.


That was the excitement of the day. Later on, FRW hosted a psychic night with cocktails. I was one of the tarot card readers along with Traci Hall and Toni Andrews. The readings went really well. I know many of my sitters were happy with the tarot messages.
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I went to dinner while half of the group went to karaoke. At this stage, my lungs refused to sing any longer, so regretfully, I called it an early night.

Luckily, I went back to my room. The cruise porters were taking the luggage away for the next day. I just threw all my stuff into the bag and shoved it outside when the porter came with a nasty look that said I should have packed earlier. LOL. I shrugged my shoulders and yawned. Geez, I hope I left my some underwear out.

Tomorrow we make port in Miami. I’m going to miss this sweet cabin with a big bathroom. Gotta love a bathroom that doesn’t make you feel like you are stepping into a coffin just to bathe.
Time for bed…

Posted on: February 5, 2010

Filed under: Miscellaneous

5 Comments

Mary Ricksen

February 5th, 2010 at 11:08 am    


Did you ever hear why the person had to be airlifted?
Well sounds like a tiring time, but oh so much fun to be with your good friends.
Tracy looks like a deer in the headlights!
This makes me want to go next time even more!!
Great blog Lyn!

Lyn Armstrong

February 5th, 2010 at 11:27 am    


LOL, thanks Mary. They never told us why the passenger had to leave. Lots of speculation though.

Lyn
xoxo

Suzanne Bohen

February 6th, 2010 at 3:57 am    


I am so impressed that you witnessed the rescue. I was either: a) tasting different flavors of martinis at the bar, b)having a latte and awesome choc chip cookie from the starbucks-ish cafe or c)sleeping. Guess my concern for my fellow passengers could use some beefing up, lol…

lyn armstrong

February 6th, 2010 at 7:45 pm    


Don’t worry Suzette, we still love you. LOL.

Lyn
xoxo

Debbie

February 7th, 2010 at 10:57 am    


I have the scoop:

One of our attendees had a little injury and had to go to the nurse when the man was brought in. He was stablelized, but had had a heart attack.

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