Boats aside; photography aside…. Writing…it was easy at first! It came so fluidly earlier this year, and even now I know the rest of the novel by heart. But do you think I can get myself back to write the damn thing? It’s not easy leaving and coming back to it. No […]
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The sailing trip with newcomers L and K was challenging due to high winds and choppy waters. While K was excited, L felt scared by the boat’s tilt. After thirty minutes, the trip was cut short for safety. Despite initial concerns, they returned home without incidents, showcasing the unpredictability of sailing.
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I have had several people on my boat now, and there are some who get it, some who don’t, and some who never will. ‘L’ drove it, but didn’t get it. As a result, two sails tore and needed repair. ‘S’ drove it, and worked out drift, twist, and ‘sailed’ from halfway into the
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After challenging winds on Friday and Saturday, the author embarked on a solo sailing trip to Tangalooma on Sunday. Despite initial difficulties with wind and navigation, they encountered dolphins and enjoyed a beautiful sunset. Successfully navigating back in the dark, they arrived home by 8:45 pm, reflecting on their adventure.
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L/Laugh is now officially registered, and progress is being made. However, there are issues with leaky water bladders due to a faulty joint. Fortunately, the bilge pump quickly clears the spill. Today’s strong winds are challenging, but optimism remains for better weather tomorrow.
73,000 words into a novel….the first…and perhaps the only. On the home stretch and it’s like a steam train now. Hardly much to ‘think up’ now…it’s rolling on to the end easily. Can’t wait to end it. -M