British Ship & Japanese Entertainer

Did you see the movie "Titanic"? We didn't see the movie, but when given the chance to visit "Titanic the World's Largest Museum Attraction" in Branson, we took it. Linda and Jim went with us, and we spent nearly three hours listening to recorded narrations about the ship, crew, passengers, and the disaster. We viewed records, photos, memorabilia, and artifacts of the event. It was a great experience; we know much more than we did. There was a room devoted to the movie explaining some of how it was made. Guess we will rent the movie soon.

Several months ago Janice ordered tickets for The Shoji Tabuchi Show touted as one of, if not the best show in Branson. Our traveling group was all seated in the center section, second row. This was non-stop, high quality, up beat entertainment. Shoji is the show. He is backed by an excellent orchestra and some singers and dancers, but they are only support. Shoji is the show, and a terrific entertainer. If you come to Branson, this is must see.

After tonight's show we all wanted dessert. The possibility of blackberry cobbler, ice cream or a choice of pies had us salivating. MacFarlain's was closed when we arrived. We took that in stride and headed for Culver's, a second choice. When we arrived there, it was closed. We accepted defeat and came back to the campground.

Tomorrow we will attend two shows and have a group dinner at Landry's. It will be a busy day.