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Teaching a loved one to sail
Maybe she's just genetically predispositioned to be a stinkpotter. Worse things have happened. :-) |
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Chuck Gould wrote: Maybe she's just genetically predispositioned to be a stinkpotter. Worse things have happened. :-) We will soon know as I have finished my Tolman Skiff and plan to launch it this coming Saturday. Maybe that will be "her" boat. She doesnt allow me to use her car (the good one in the family) as I would and I go beserk if she tries to clean my old Nissan truck with 302,000 miles on it. |
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Teaching a loved one to sail
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message ups.com... Maybe she's just genetically predispositioned to be a stinkpotter. Worse things have happened. :-) In my experience, most women are. Not all .... but most. Something about the ability to go home when you want ... not when you get there. I wanted to get a sailboat a few years ago. Vetoed. Eisboch |
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