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By happy and fortuitous circumstance, I suddenly find that not only am
I financially able to do the cruising I want, but my personal life has fallen into place with my 17 yr old daughter seeming to be cured of melanoma. So why am I suddenly not looking forward to it? We had a great day of sailing on Sunday. The short hops will not involve too much time away from family or work so what is it? Is it possible that the work toward achieving it is better than the actual doing it? I've done a little cruising in the past so I know the stress at night of worrying "Is my anchor dragging" whereas home in bed that never crosses your mind. I know the "God, am I bored" during loooooooooooong days of very light wind followed by the "Omigod, what am I doing here" fear at night with wind that is probably less than I imagine it to be. Is it possible that the last 9 years of starting and running a small business has stressed me so much I just want to relax? Regardless of that Christopher Cross song "Sailing", we all know sailing is NOT relaxing. People have asked me what I like about sailing and I always tell them that for me its about problem solving, not relaxing. Does anybody else have such odd thoughts before a cruise? |
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