As an infant I lived in New York; my parents were married at St. Thomas Episcopal Church at the Corner of 53rd and 5th Ave. I was christened there and was fortunate […]
New York, New York!
Landing in the right place
Leaving the pier at the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London early last Sunday may not have been our best decision considering the weather forecasted that day. Weather prognosticators were […]
Music on the Loop
Very often, when we have long travel days and the scenery is a lot of water and not much else, we listen to a variety of podcasts. Some are personal narratives like […]
More Thoughts on Time
I wrote one entry in this blog about aspects of time that are experienced differently on this journey than they are at home and the last few weeks’ experiences beg for the […]
I Understand Cats Better Now
There is something simple about a cat in a window, watching the world go by, thorough slanting yellow-green eyes. Body relaxed as melted butter; a twitch of an eye or ear […]
We’re Behind!
We are woefully behind on our blog but certainly not in our adventures! We last posted from Southport, NC, where we were delayed for 4 days due to high winds, in Week […]
Control
Control is an illusion which is better preserved in my normal life than it is living aboard a boat. Intellectually I know that control is self-delusion. As a human, I cannot […]
Sure, We’ll Make Room For Y’all!
40 years ago, I came to Cumberland Island with some school friends. I was the only female in the group but was happy to be included in order to see this […]
Weeks Six through Eleven
Weeks six through eleven have been a whirlwind of activity for Jean and me and catching the blog up will be a challenge. We ended week six in Three D Boatyard in […]
The Sounds of Time
Sometimes it drags as slowly as it did when I sat in study hall, watching the second-hand creep until the bell finally freed me. Other times it is fleeting, disappearing like mist […]
