Life on a ship. Noisy all the time. There are fans blowing all day and all
night. Pagers going off quite
often. Toilets flushing. Drains
gurgling. Dining room, the noise of many people visiting. People talking in the room next door. (Thankfully we’ve had neighbors on the
thin wall side for only two weeks and they were quite quiet.) The other side is
a fire wall so we do not hear those neighbors.
During the day the workers are sanding.
Luggage bangs overhead from suitcases coming and going. On the deck it is
equipment sounds, generators, fans among other things. Visual noise of
pollution while on deck looking port side. And many people everywhere. For those who know me (Denise) well this should really
be stressing me out. Amazing it doesn’t really bother me at all. It is just part of life. No worries. I am able to sleep well. It is peaceful
looking out at the islands. I will take
the noise in order to enjoy the comforts of home. Air conditioning, flush
toilets, running water and electricity.
It is easy to take these things for granted but, all I need to do is go
to deck 7 or 8 and go outside and look at the city. The majority do not have
even one of these accessible to them.
Every time I have left the port I have seen at least one person sleeping
in the dirt on the side of the road. It sure gets me thinking about quality of
life.
We enjoy seeing the
difference in high and low tides. Here
are the pictures showing the difference.
It is nice having the shipwreck as a visual. There are about a dozen wrecks throughout the
port area. We’ve been told sunk for
insurance reasons over the years. I’m
not sure how long they’ve been here. Quite awhile though.
It sounds like your place is very active! Glad the noise doesn't bother you. I hope you are well...everything is fine here. I haven't met the people in your house yet...Dennis has talked to them tho....
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