This
was our early morning view yesterday.
And
just like the saying, “Red in the Morning, Sailors take warning”,
we had thunder storms rocking the boat more than ever at
the marina in the middle of the night!!
The
weather has turned cold (54 degrees!..yeah, I know you have it worse up north) and looks like it will be this way for
another week here. We are anxious to move along & continue our trip
up the Intracoastal waterway. However, we are now even considering
going back south to Vero Beach....or maybe Costa Rico! WHERE is our
warm weather anyway?!
In
the mean time it seemed appropriate to share something that appeared
recently on the America's Great Loop Cruiser's Asso blog
....Symptoms of being on the boat toooo long..............
1-The
computerized voice of NOAA marine weather sounds sexy
2-Working
in the bilges is the highlight of the day
3-Happy
hour resembles a visit to a funeral home
4-Looking
forward to a colonoscopy back home
5-Disassembled
the windlass for the second time, just because it wasn't clean
enough
6-Rotating
clothes so those not worn frequently will be first to grab
7-A
woman says "This is a great WalMart!”
8-Your
crew is discussing a burial at sea, yours!
9-That
one good door to slam on the boat just fell off its hinges
10-Thinking
seriously of accepting a birthday party invitation from back home,
for a neighbor's parakeet
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