


They also had some silly games and the Captain's Dance, when he chose the prettiest (in his opinion), fanciest dressed passenger to dance. The crew also asked some of the passengers to dance, with our River Guide Sophia asking Paul -- probably because he was sitting next to the dance floor. Since Paul doesn't dance, he said no at first--then realized by the shocked look on her face that "no" wasn't the correct answer. He danced and said he stepped on her toes several times. We had a lot of fun watching the crew and the British passengers dance and play the games. The crew was almost all young and were very good with the American music and western style dancing. It was clear that they had a lot of practice.
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