Scott left for Chi-town a couple weeks ago and was able to support Leah during her final deadlines for her Phd analysis. Last summer Jason was on the hot seat. This summer it's Leah's turn.
So for the past 10 days or so I've been making my way to a boatyard in Marin, Martinique with the help of several terrific people.
First of all Debbie and Larry (s/v Debonaire) helped me sail Enee from Fort de France to Marin. It was just about a 20 mile sail and not counting the 2 squalls (one at the beginning of the trip and one at the end) it was a fun sail. Well, actually it was a motor/main sail into the wind. But we're used to that now. Thanks guys. And the slip knot on the anchor chain held for 3 days.
Of course there is always the Welty & Rieger team back in sweet home Chicago who were always there for me via email/chat/skype. I really could not have gotten Enee ready for storage and myself with a ticket home without them.
So thank you all and can't wait to be back in town. I'm thinking future updates will have a lot to do with the Cubs.
And yes it is a new month and Happy Birthday to the June birthday boys: Eric and Evin. Maybe I can wish you both happy birthday in person. Oh wait - Eric is in Oregon and Evin is in the Dominican Republic. Well, you guys will just have to read this blog.
Okay - here's Mismo. She is very confused because all of her play places are gone including the rolled up fron sail that she likes to run and climb a 1/3 way up then slowly back down. She is not pleased. Just wait 'til she flies on the airplane tomorrow!
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Where's MIsmo?
So we are super bummed that we will not catch up with you in Grenada, but are happy that you will have time back in Chicago. Sounds like you did a super job getting Enee Marie all safe and sound for the summer! We are headed out of St. Martin tomorrow (finally!) and will head down island. Hope to see you when you get back and have a great time back in the States. Go CUBS!
Jay and Jen and Kona who still wants to meet Mismo
Aha, I was wondering where you were going to hole up during hurricane season. Chicago couldn't be a better place. Good job Sailor Sue! I'll bet Capn Snappy is pretty proud. Still reading after almost 3 years....Sally in Ohio
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