We
spent the early evening putting things away & the second part of
the night trying to remember where we put other things brought days
earlier! Then we realized we had forgotten the coffee pot and toaster
for the next morning so we made a 10p run to the house. We now know
we should have been living on the boat for at least one week before
departure.
When
we returned I climbed up to our “observatory”. The city lights block a lot of the stars but
the planets, Jupiter and Venus, were easy to spot in the west northwest sky. I can only imagine what God has in store for us when we are anchored out.... maybe up a creek.... with no bright city lights nearby.
the planets, Jupiter and Venus, were easy to spot in the west northwest sky. I can only imagine what God has in store for us when we are anchored out.... maybe up a creek.... with no bright city lights nearby.
Our
bed is so comfy! I was sure I would have a back ache when I woke
this morning as it is rather soft though a tempur-Pedic. But I felt
great! Walter also has trouble most every night waking about 3a with
his shoulder hurting. Usually he takes Advil and has to stay up a
while due to our bed at home (also a tempur-Pedic) being too firm and
very uncomfortable for his shoulder. But he went right back to bed
and fell asleep quickly. Of course all of this occurred after
we got used to some new strange little noises! Water lapping, liquid
bouncing around in some tank somewhere, strange sucking sounds...
what on earth????!!!!
I
don't think it will be long before we get used to the new sounds and
the amazing quiet at night is wonderful!
We
might actually leave this weekend... watch the satellite! ;-)
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