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Judi arrived today from New York. I welcome this new crew member. Al is not fond of her but I think she’s a great addition and I look forward to her displaying my future knitwear. Today she is modelling the latest knit hat.  (Continued…)

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This is not really how Al and I solve our differences. If I wanted to be the winner of a dispute with Al I’d challenge him to Scrabble not arm wrestling. I just thought this a nice photo of us at GRILLS in Cape Canaveral the night before we left. &…

After we settled ourselves in our slip we made our way to the office to retrieve the packages that awaited us. Some things were for me some for Alistair. Mine of course were all knitting related and I cannot reveal them here as some are gifts being t…

As I sit here typing this post I am glad we forged ahead yesterday, putting in a long day to get to Palm Coast. This morning the wind is fierce out there, it would be a bumpy day on the ICW. We splashed from Cape Marina early on Thursday and made gre…

Last week when we felt Al’s catfish barb had come out, it was a false alarm. What came out appeared to be necrotic tissue & broken down barb material. (Continued…)

We have organic pest control. (View Post…)

The wabbits are finished, and hungry apparently. I think they are rather adorable and they were a fairly fast knit. I’m knitting some miscellaneous things for Christmas gift giving.  (Continued…)

In the blink of an eye Rina is revving up to likely turn into a hurricane. It’s too early for the models to predict what may happen. We plan to bust here Wednesday morning to go to Cape Marina for our haul out. We will work fast and furious so we ca…

Seems Alistair is trying to switch things up a bit by giving y’all some real boat content. We had a rental car yesterday so we got off the compound. I did a bit of girl shopping and had a pedicure, the trade off was Westmarine where Al got what we n…