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Heading north for Amy’s was pretty fast, we left Kasidah at 1pm on a Monday right after haul out with 95 degrees and by 7pm we where in the 60’s with high wind warnings and lots of rain. The following day arriving at Amy’s it was 50’s.
Amy’s baby shower was on Saturday, with family driving in. My Mom and Dad came with my Sister Kathy and her Kim. Our Jill and Ed came, and even friends from Tully, Dianne and Ann came. We helped with all that we could to make it easy for them. Arline and I did another visit to
We stopped in CT to visit more with mom and dad. Jill wanted
us to look over some electrical at a new place she is moving into,….So I have a
weekend of work at her place in a month or so.
We arrived at our summer home on a great and warm day to
take the cover off. What we found was a very clean camper, no mice, nothing but
straighten up and move in. I even got the bike out and ran it up the drive and
back. There are no other full timers here yet, and very few overnighters on
their way north. So we really do have the whole place to ourselves.
Jae Bee is off to a good start, with people who have actually
waited 6 months for our return, one customer called while we where still in the
Bahamas and waited 2 months for us to replace a switch in a bathroom upstairs. We
have a small bathroom to redo, a service change, and several other small
service things to do. It’s been too cold here, or we got here too early (yeah
too early) and I see that the summer’s forecast is colder and wetter than
normal, (so why am I doing this). I can’t make too much money, as we’ll just
end up giving it to the Federal Government, so just as they ask, I’ll shoot for
that zero-sum, even thou it is a fallacy that our leaders believe in. Good read
here on it,..
Some time next month 2 or 3 weeks before Amy’s due date
Arline and Blue are going down to help and make sure somebody is with her at
the time just in case. I’ll go down near the time, before or after to get
Arline and giving them the time to figure it out and recover.
We have so many things on our mind right now and so many
options for the fall. We know we are blessed to be where we are, and grateful
for all that we done, and man have we learned a lot. (Like, get it in writing!!!) We’d
love to tell them all but we don’t know them all. If you know us, then you
know we will always be doing something exciting, what we are capable of doing,
our dedication to something when we do it and standards are best stated by an
un-know author who said,
“I refuse to lower my standards,…So up yours,…”
“I refuse to lower my standards,…So up yours,…”
2 comments:
Hey there Jon and Arline.
We're looking at buying an Ericson 36C and wanted to run a couple questions by you about them if you wouldn't mind:
How do you think the construction of the 36c compares to other Ericsons? Do you think it's a little tougher? Any issues with loose bulkheads or chainplate webs?
I see that you also had a Whitby 42 at one point, is that right? We're also considering a Brewer 12.8, which I know has a lot in common with the Whitby, so would love it if you'd be able to shed any light on the two by comparison.
We're preparing to move aboard one of these vessel with our two small daughters and trying to choose. Any thoughts on which would be the better choice?
Thanks so much! Love your blog...
Jacob & April
And, we LOVE the work you two did on the bathroom!
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