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Doug had many good choices for sailing vessels, but he was forced to pass them up. He even posted about looking at one of the new fast C&C types, but that his wife wasn't interested in it. Then there are lots of nice motorsailors out there. I might have teased Doug about such a boat, but they are cool and at least they can sail. But wifey had the upper hand and wanted a floating condo for herself. Doug does not have any sailboats now. As for Pirates.... Saturday, we were sailing along with a old Seaward on Saturday and it had some kind of an Irish name. One of our friends wondered aloud if they were actually Irish and Thomas started yelling to the other boat, "Are you Irish?! Are you Irish?!" The funny thing is that they thought he was saying, "Are you PIRATES?!" A few moments later they hoisted a pirate flag for Thom! You're a lucky fellow, Joe. Do you really appreciate that? Most guys sail bitterly alone...like Scotty, Sloco and so on. Few women really enjoy it all. Some pressure their hubbies into powerboats of all thing. I'm grateful that Suzanne has taken to sailing and keeps eyeing nice boats for the future. RB 35s5 NY |
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