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Stacy,
We have been sailing with both our kids, two boys, since each of them were born. They were two weeks old when they first went sailing and we have sailed as a family ever since. Today one is in college and the other is finishing high school. I think that you are asking a lot from your daughter to leave at age 15 and move onto the boat with you. The high school years are a time of socialization for kids and a time that they want to be with there peers and not with their elders. If you had been sailing as a family for all of her formative years then your daughter may have continued for another year but at age 15 or 16 she probably would have talked to you about her staying ashore for her high school years. My advice would be to sit out the next few years and when she walks out the door for college, leap aboard and go. She can visit you for a few weeks during vacations and she will appreciate the beautiful places that you bring her for her breaks. Cheers Ansley Sawyer SV Pacem |
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