I finally
took first steps on deck and right from the start I had to began working.

The ship
was still under renovation and stand in port so me and my new friends had time
to calmly learn something. Well, that’s what I was thinking but I was wrong.
Everything was happening really fast.
As first I was chosen to help in galley (kitchen).
I’ve never seen so many dishes to wash before! It was really long day but I was
glad that I had it behind me. At night, exactly at 4 o’clock, I had my first watch.
I was excited.

Next day whole
crew had to move 4 tons of food from a lorry to the ship. It took us almost all
day but.. Nobody said that it’s going to be easy.

On third
day I had a lot of training courses about how to climb the yards, how I should
behave in dangerous situations and of course about whole those strange names of
lines and sails.
After all ‘Fryderyk
Chopin’ ceremoniously swam out its homeport – Szczecin and my adventure started
full steam ahead.
That’s all
for today. Till next time!