On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 19:45:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

And ya know what else? If the baby's born on the boat, it might be unique
enough for the local paper's reporter to be waiting on the shore for a
story. The new mom will probably get some freebies out of her brief moment
of fame. :-)


True. I might even have to change the boat's name - or make her name
the boy Triple Crown.

Seriously though, one thing i'm worried about is stares at the docks
similar to if she was smoking or drinking. But i don't really care
what others think as long as i'm absolutely certain i'm being
responsible.

"Slambram" wrote in message
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On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 19:45:59 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

And ya know what else? If the baby's born on the boat, it might be unique
enough for the local paper's reporter to be waiting on the shore for a
story. The new mom will probably get some freebies out of her brief
moment
of fame. :-)


True. I might even have to change the boat's name - or make her name
the boy Triple Crown.

Seriously though, one thing i'm worried about is stares at the docks
similar to if she was smoking or drinking. But i don't really care
what others think as long as i'm absolutely certain i'm being
responsible.

I guess *some* common sense is in order here. Most of the time, a good
captain can deal with boat wakes and choppy water, and still provide a
smooth ride. But sometimes, it's simply not possible. On a day like that,
maybe she shouldn't be aboard. But other than that, I don't see a problem.
And, if it's a really calm day, the baby will feel right at home, even
though it's dark in there.