Comments on: I’m a slacker!

By: capt ron

capt ron — Sun, 08 Nov 2015 01:51:09 +0000

I disagree!! You are not a slacker. Are you kidding bro? You have accomplished .ore than most men, and you’re young!!! Snap out dude. Ive had to tell myself that many a day, so dont take it personally, but sometimes i have to do a reality check, ya know? Breathe in, let it out. You are still a hero to folks like me. Yea, the course veared a bit, so fn’ what!!!! Is life simply not an adventure? Great things will come, that’s what keeps me going. The next day. I cant wait till that big old westsail hits a foreign island, and it will happen. Do the next right thing my friend. Coconuts

By: CaptPaul

CaptPaul — Sat, 31 Oct 2015 11:46:35 +0000

The fronts start to wane a bit in April and vanish late in May. Of course, the weather is a little screwy this past year. We had June weather in April and so forth. Things are changing. So it’s making it tougher to predict anything. I just make a decision, check all my weather sources, hoist sail and roll the dice.

Stay busy. Live life and enjoy your Dad. Your living a good life.

My best to Carla, Nacho and Pop

Capt. Paul
s/v Panacea

By: Alex

Alex — Mon, 19 Oct 2015 20:06:02 +0000

In reply to CaptPaul.

We are going to make the best of this time with Dad and get projects done. We are hauling out on Friday. Going to re-barrier coat Splendid, change my t-hulls, paint the hull and bottom. I also have to replace my rear seal as i’m leaking some oil, messy :(

The film project is something Carla and Dad are also excited about. Carla is in charge of the music and really having fun, and my dad plays the old man, cant wait to make it happen :)

Lets get together before I sail Eleanor down here. I was thinking December but the Christmas winds are still blowing hard then. When do the cold fronts usually die-out, i’ll be looking for a good cold-front to get me from Florida as far as I can ride it east before heading for the windward passage?

By: CaptPaul

CaptPaul — Sun, 18 Oct 2015 22:10:21 +0000

Well Alex, Carla, Pop and Nacho great to see the keyboard clicking.

I know how mixed energies go. As soon as the daily project ends, then a sail, then CellGrasp, then garlic, then magic… Whew! Lists continue and priorities change. What fun huh?

I read a book one time called Multiple Streams of Income. I guess I should have read it to the end. Maybe there was something about doing 3 max. Focus. What a bunch of crap. But it works none of them give me full support, but with them all, we continue to fix things on Panacea. I guess it’s all good, but the days of putting my feet up and sipping a rum something at sunset are few and far between.

Well keep on rockin’… It sounds great. Take good care of each other and I’ll carve out some time, sometime to put our knees under the same table. Let me know when you get to Florida.

Sail on Captain… Sail on.

Capt. Paul
s/v Panacea