Katy,

No I haven't sold "Pnuema" yet. Still in the process of cleaning her up.
The For Sale sign is on her and she is in the Brokers hands.

The Broker has been more than busy with the "Seattle Boat Show" which
was pushed up a month due to the Sea Hawks play-off status.

Katy, we just can't talk our way out of the Birthdays and the MG. I
can't enjoy sailing and boat maintenance any more. It's that time to hit
the Beach.

Glad you and Hubby are enjoying the "Live Aboard" life. You've both
earned it.

LIVE IT UP!

Ole Thom



http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage

Thom Stewart wrote:
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I can't enjoy sailing and boat maintenance any more. It's that time to hit
the Beach.

Thom, you old fart . . .

Want some cheese with your whine?

If you had a decent boat that wasn't such a dog perhaps you'd be
sailing instead of complaining. . . It's not age that's keeping you
from sailing, rather it's the chore of sailing a slowcoach. Why not use
the money you get from the Gulf (and add about 20 grand) to it and
purchase a nice, handy Mac26X? How much did the broker have to reduce
the selling price under BUC due to that butchered keel?

Stopped into a library to check e-mail on the way to the store to stock
up on provisions for my extended cruise and what do I find in the
newsgroup but the usual passel of pretenders. Sad, so sad!

You'd think some people (considering what happened to a granddaughter)
would eschew trucks and sail their boat to a new location. But NOOOOOO!

Don't bother replying to this post because I won't be back on the
Internet for weeks or months. Since I'm off cruising, alt.sailing.asa
is a vast wannabe wasteland again. Even the Boobster has lost his
touch.

Respectfully,
Capt. Neal

Thom Stewart wrote:
Katy,

No I haven't sold "Pnuema" yet. Still in the process of cleaning her up.
The For Sale sign is on her and she is in the Brokers hands.

The Broker has been more than busy with the "Seattle Boat Show" which
was pushed up a month due to the Sea Hawks play-off status.

Katy, we just can't talk our way out of the Birthdays and the MG. I
can't enjoy sailing and boat maintenance any more. It's that time to hit
the Beach.

Glad you and Hubby are enjoying the "Live Aboard" life. You've both
earned it.

LIVE IT UP!

Ole Thom



http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomPage

Actually, we just moved off the boat and into a temporary apartment
until our house sells. Living aboard here would not be pleasant as
it was in North Carolina. The marinas we looked at had too many
problems, like being located next to the big container ship
terminals, or huge tide ranges with crappy docks. We will be moving
the boat closer, since she's 140 miles south right now and that's a
3 hour hike.