I didn’t have to get up to an alarm this morning, just two beautiful girls and a lavender purple bear that I got for Guin in Vancouver. I must say I’m feeling better, Love heals quickly!
By the time the job was over 80% + of the crew was sick. The supervisors say it happens every job though. I spent a lot of time working on the round table in the center of the wine shop (see photo), and I also spent a bunch of time working on the stone in the other picture. I really had a great crew. Jake was supervising the wine shop crew and Keith, RJ, Jimmy, Darren and I were the crew. Rebuilding the Golden Princess Atrium was quite an experience. I can’t say that I was always happy about it, but I feel comfortable saying I did a good job and I’ll work with MSC (http://www.mscor.com/english/00/00_01.html) again. It’s really amazing what we accomplished in just 3 weeks.
Check this out:
A man a plan a canal panama
Now read it backwards, cool eah???
Today is reserved for Love, Kissing, hugging, smiling, laughing and Pizza.
Peace everyone.
– Alex
Enjoy your day Alex, I am going to do the same thing with my family. I am very happy you found these wonderful people. Emily, Barrett and I wish you all the luck, love and good vibes we can throw your way.
Chris
christopher.waddles@navy.mil
P.S
More sailing lessions for us on June 30! we are very excited
Thanks Chris. Good luck with the sailing:)
Hey Alex and Sam, I sent out the second package today wed., I chatted with Sam yesterday and got her address. It is going to her house. I packaged this one up much better and tried squishing it, to make sure it will be ok. Enjoy, Dean
Dean,
I was just checking out beer kits. After our wine is done I’m thinking of doing an 8 gallon batch of beer. Do you know if I can bottle it in wine bottles with corks?
hi I just became a member. I am a bit lost with the “project” what happened to the west sail. what is up with the new boat. are the crew new
and most important the log most people usually use is they tell the position (where are you) and the weather and if sailing course and events.
since today I am new I cant figure out where the hell you are, especially since you are coming home to the boat, I thought you were on the boat. I watched all the videos. I live in port charlotte and know that anchorage by the bridge in ft meyers. I came thru that section of the ICW 1/2002.
Love is cool!
lost soul
Alex, the beer will push the corks out, you will need a capper. They are about 12 buck most places. I use a site called northern brewer.com they have a very active forum too, very helpfull. another is beer-wine.com I could have sent my old hand capper with the package, dang it!! I bought a bench capper. In an effort to eliminate taking a thousand caps with you “out there” you may want to consider the flip top “grolsh” type bottles, I use them on all but afew of each batch, incase I need to give some away :) :) . They can be tough to come by, either buy a couple cases full or keep checking local stores for returns. Good luck, keep the brewiing questions comming!!
Dean
blowinganddrifting@yahoo.com
Nice Alex as my 14 year old would say all the love and best wishes are falling from above on to your shoulders.
14 year old girls geeeeeeeeeesh1
Hay LOST SOul go to the logs start reading from the beginning all the way through, you’ll find your way just as Alex has. Very good reading very interresting.
Tim.
Lost SoulI guess you need to stay on top of the logs. I started project BlueSphere in May of 2003 on a 28′ WestSail “Namaste” and sailed her half way around the world. I sold her in Australia about a year and a half ago after single handing her across the Pacific. I spent a few months in Tokyo finishing up the last DVD, returned to the states and bought a 40′ Cheoy Lee midshipman “Splendid”. I also fell in love with a beautiful woman (Sam) who had a 4 year old daughter (Guin). We are leaving to go cruising in the next few weeks. Project Bluesphere is undergoing a new website which we launched about 4 months ago and are still working out a few kinks. My next film will be more of a “Family cruising adventure” and I will be doing charters as well in the next few months in the San Blas Islands of Panama (my favorite spot).Any other questions, please feel free to ask. If I dont answer, I’m sure someone else will. By the way, “Splendid” is in the Florida keys about to sail south.
You can also read the old news letters under the members menu. We are also about to launch “other cruisers” where you will be able to follow other cruisers which will have the same tech as I do. as well as share your videos on bluesphereTV which we are working on at the moment. Lots of good new stuff comming.
Are you the “lost soul”, bob’s old boat???Cheers.- Alex
Alex: You sound better already. I gave your number to a guy named Chris that I docked next to in Venice. He is sailing down to Key West and needed some local knowledge as to where to anchor his 40 footer. You’ll LOVE his boat. Anyway just thought I’d let you know how he got to you. He was worried about the new restrictions for anchoring down there and I haven’t been down since they went into effect. We’re in St. Pete for a few days and then heading south. It’s been good out here. Great weather window.
Capt Paul
s/v Star of Orion