Congrats. Make sure your air conditioning is working - we had ours in August
and Claudia was running the A/C while it was still snowing!

Alien has no central air. I still have one more of those cruisair portables.
Anyway, this season won't be much a of factor. The baby won't sail until the
following season and that should be on the bigger C&C which does have built in
AC. Adding the dodger and integrated awning this season was mainly for
Suzanne's comfort, but I'm sure it'll be nice for everyone.

RB

The A/C is needed for the pregnancy - I guess you haven't got to that point yet
....

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Congrats. Make sure your air conditioning is working - we had ours in August
and Claudia was running the A/C while it was still snowing!

Alien has no central air. I still have one more of those cruisair portables.
Anyway, this season won't be much a of factor. The baby won't sail until the
following season and that should be on the bigger C&C which does have built in
AC. Adding the dodger and integrated awning this season was mainly for
Suzanne's comfort, but I'm sure it'll be nice for everyone.

RB

The A/C is needed for the pregnancy - I guess you haven't got to that point
yet

She's 13 weeks in. I have the portable Cruisair and the dodger/awning
installation started today. The heat was never a big problem for
Suzanne...she's sensitive to the cold far more.
I make whatever adjustments are needed for her, of course.

R.

13 weeks? Not possible. You were posting full time then.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The A/C is needed for the pregnancy - I guess you haven't got to that
point
yet

She's 13 weeks in. I have the portable Cruisair and the dodger/awning
installation started today. The heat was never a big problem for
Suzanne...she's sensitive to the cold far more.
I make whatever adjustments are needed for her, of course.

R.

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...
Well, to those of you with year-round sailing weather, this won't mean
much...but it was near 60's degrees in NY today and we started to get Alien
prepped for the Spring.

Boy it must really suck to be icebound. Since you can only use your
boat half of the year then your boat is only worth half of the same
boat here huh?


I've given Suzanne a "get out of boatwork free-card"
since she is now pregnant!

Congrats to you and Suzanne!

My friends and I re-checked the sails and test started the engine, replaced a
jury rigged wiring harness for the stereo and VHF....we spotted a sloop
enjoying the day! Spring is nearly here!


Was the sloop a icebreaker?

Joe
MSV RedCloud


Robert B
C&C 32-Alien
City Island, NY

My friends and I re-checked the sails and test started the engine, replaced a
jury rigged wiring harness for the stereo and VHF....we spotted a sloop
enjoying the day! Spring is nearly here!


Was the sloop a icebreaker?

All of the floating ice is now gone, but there's still a bit on the ground. My
Davis weather station says 64 degrees!

RB

Must have been a long cold winter..did they turn the heat off in your
apartment?


LOL, we actually made the decision a while ago, but had to wait for the "pill
effect" period to end. We're really looking forward to it.

RB

On 01 Mar 2004 21:20:10 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

Must have been a long cold winter..did they turn the heat off in your
apartment?


LOL, we actually made the decision a while ago, but had to wait for the "pill
effect" period to end. We're really looking forward to it.

RB

Hey, congrats

If it is a boy, are you going to name him Lamont? Better get
started on those sorts of things...if my son hadn't been born on St.
Patricks's day, we would still be trying to pick a name, and he turns
18 this month

Hey, congrats

If it is a boy, are you going to name him Lamont?


We have a long list of names....but we'll know if it's a boy or girl in about 7
weeks. Until then...the list is too long!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote

We're really looking forward to it.

While everyone else is dreading it.