I have found my little piece of paradise on the Queen Mary,

A swirling small plush chair with a high back next to the window in the long passage on the way to Illuminations.Illuminations is a theatre on the 3rd floor where the lectures take place and films are played.I went to see the Beauty and the Beast yesterday and as I had half an hour to spare,could not resist sitting down on one of the chairs.And it was heaven. I have walked down the corridor many a time, have looked at the chairs and through the windows,but never sat down.This is he place to be when you want to get away from it all.And when the sun shines and the scenery is out of this world there is no place like this unassuming passage on the side of this magnificent vessel. The film,watchable,but the unmemorable songs were a disappointment.And altogether a strange concoction of a story and action made it a mixed bag.Maybe seeing it again would make it grow on one,maybe it is one of those films you need to see twice to appreciate the ingenuity of it all and disregard the shortcomings.But at 128 minutes or so... The film was watched thorough 3D glasses and the 3D system is the first system of this kind at sea.I,for one,cannot see what the fuss is all about and preferred to watch the film without the glasses. Mr John Martin,a British comedian,world record holder for non-stop joke telling[101 hours and 39 minutes ]gave us our money's worth,so to speak,and was at times brilliantly funny,at times unpleasantly rude and at times not funny at all.I certainly was not expecting him to say,that Mr Jeremy Corbyn[British Labour leader] hopes one day to be the British Prime Minister.And one day will be quite enough,concluded the comedian.Funny,Mr Martin,very funny.