National Review cruise — day 1: underway
It’s 10:30 or so at night, and we’re miles out to sea. It took longer than expected to get onto the ship, but we’ve been exploring it since we got here. No sessions yet, though I think there is a late night gathering of some sort. We did, however, find ourselves standing behind Cal Thomas while waiting to be seated for dinner. I did consider tapping him on the shoulder just to say hi, but he was with someone, and it’s hard for me to intrude. Had a great discussion at dinner — of the eight of us at the table, at least 3 and possibly 4 were ex-Democrats. (Actually, one gentleman — a retired doctor who has lived with his wife in Santa Cruz for 50+ years — described himself as a “former socialist”).
Category: Main, National Review Cruise
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