"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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Those night shifts for Suzy and your diaper duty must be rough!


Being Americans, we don't mind a bit of work.

That's right! You are good for 4 hours a day while Suzy slugs out 12 hour
shifts! That averages out 8 hours each per day! Note the use of the word
"we".



Suzanne went to school
for 3 years to become a nurse in critical care.

At her age this raises a red flag. What did she do before that?



I continue to work as a
media monitor 4 hours a day...it pays better than most people make
working 12 hour days!

Oh this is good:

Get Paid To Watch TV - Full-Time!! (oakland downtown)

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Sailing is not an escape, Bob. It's an extention
of one's self.

You couldn't be more correct:

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Subject: Respect for Captain Neal
Date: 9 Sep 2005 03:43:01 -0700
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Late last night I got a call from a friend who races a J29. She was
upstate looking after a sick parent and was worried that she had left
her boat in a poor state. I drove out to the boat and found that she
had actually done a good job of closing the boat up. I walked up to the
bow and treated myself to a quiet half hour.
Watching the flat water, the gentle kiss of occasional swells against
the hull I thought of Neal. This serenity was a daily treat for him
because he chose to be a liveaboard. He'd made the ultimate commitment
to his love of the sea by tossing aside the complications we all deem
conveniences and necessities. He chose a simple, stout boat that would
do exactly what he needed and no more. He knew there were better boats,
but that "better" was an abstraction sold in catalogues and TV jingles.
He understood that anyone could bring the complexities of live ashore
to sea, but at a terrible cost and no benefit.
No, Neal understood a sailors life. Basic. Simple. Unassuming. To be a
sailor, one must become a of Monk of sorts and anything else obstructs
the beauty of wind and sail. Neal built his own world, a honorable feat
of self reliance. In the end he could make decisions and observations
as any advanced lifeform (observing from deep space) might.
If this sounds like a farewell, perhaps it is. Neal may still be with
us, but people...sailors like him are disappearing fast, absorbed into
a world of Starbucks and rising real estate. In a quagmire of
insatiable consumption, Neal chose sailing.
For that, above and beyond anything else, he deserves respect.

He has mine.


Robert B
(Boatless, but not for long!)
NY


So tell us about all the accesories, playpens, air conditioning, etc on your
boat?


If you haven't learned that by now you probably never
will.

Who says I haven't? You?


And if changing your own child's diaper scares you, you probably
aren't real American stock anyway.

If one makes as much money as you, ever think of hiring a full time nanny?

"I'd love to, and I have a few friends begging me to do it. The problem
is that Suzanne is working and we have Thomas, who's 13 months old.
Suzanne works nights. It's just not possible for me to be gone for two
weeks and of little financial advantage either. I'm sure I'm missing
out, but the timing is all wrong."

RB

Why not just decide to not buy a boat and spend more time with your family?
Which is more important?



RB
First 35s5
NY