From the Captain's Cabin of The New Caledonia.
Tsar Doug, I have no idea about the Nahlin and its captain. However, I can tell you that a dear tipsy old gent who has been tangoing with Daphne told me The Old Caledonia went down during a wild party off Cape Hatteras.
Anyway, I am so glad that we do not have to sail backwards to Howland Island after all . . . bad form, you know.
Junior is really everything I've ever wanted in a man, i.e., rich. He does remind me so very much of one of the girls in the band--Josephine--but of course we all have our masculine/feminine sides.
Anyway, excuse my haste in scribbling this note, but Junior will be returning from the little boy's room any minute. In the meantime, as you may have noted, we are sailing back (or is that sailing backwards) to San Diego, and then I understand traveling by train to our next gig. That is, unless Uncle Val is ready for his open palace at Valmontsky. In that case, I am sure that Josephine, Daphne, Sweet Sue and all the others would love to come along and meet Grand Duchess Melissa, Tati, Spy/GD Anna, Ortino II, and of course the dear dear budgies. (I do hope I'm not leaving anyone out, but I've been drinking champagne and you know how those bubbles go to my frothy blonde head, tee hee.) Oh golly, I just remembered--Tsar Justinian. What ever happened to him? I do hope Justy can join us, since Junior has told me that he has an aversion to Daphne and Josephine and may not be able to tag along, either to Uncle Val's or on the train. Millionaires are strange like that, I suppose.
BTW, I can't imagine what Anna meant about Irma La Douce, but I do know that not only am I a most resourceful royal, but I have also never fudged on my exams or punched out media members.
The occasionally horizontal but always upright
GD/GP Janet