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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Mr. Fixit’s Update
Progress is being made on our repairs, but not fast enough. We’d planned to be in Costa Rica some time ago. Will was scheduled to spend a couple of weeks interning at Robert H. Perry Yacht Design (and see Bob’s blog in the blog roll) so we booked a flight Read On..
Posted in broken things, projects
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The “All is Lost” Drinking Game
Sailors are used to sailing being represented badly in films and on television. Whether it is little things like a Viagra ad with a sailboat that is obviously being towed with the sails on the wrong side of the boat or John Candy’s huge boxer shorts being used as a Read On..
Posted in Movies
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The Week of Broken Things
This is the week we discovered a few more major things were broken and needed to be dealt with. And we also paid the price for not addressing some of these things the second we noticed them, and for not being aggressive enough checking things out before we left. If Read On..
Posted in broken things, hell
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Remote Blogging Update
My apologies for dropping of on the blog updates for a couple of days, but the internet seems to have disappeared. Oh it’s still there I am sure, I can see it on my phone that I finally coughed up for a data plan last month. But an iPhone keyboard Read On..
Posted in Housekeeping
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Mi Español es Muy Pequeño
Communicating in Panama has been the biggest challenge here, at least for me it is what I’ve struggled with more than anything else. “Mi Español es Muy Pequeño” or “My Spanish is really small” may be the most helpful phrase I’ve learned to date. It at least gets me a Read On..
Generator Blues, the Refrain
Well my Gen’rator ain’t working, and I ain’t got me no power No, no my Gen’rator ain’t working, and I ain’t got me no power We done fixed the Stator and its makin’ juice But the heat exchanger’s broken, ready to cut it loose ‘Cause it’s leaking sea water and Read On..
Posted in broken things, Generator
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