Wednesday, April 22. Trivia question of the day: Who wrote the quote in the title and why is it significant? In fact, sometimes listening to the weatherman just confuses you. We awakened to N winds as predicted, so after a leisurely breakfast we moved to the lee of Long Arsenicker (just about where we had started yesterday.) since the wind is supposed to blow later today and tonight, we set plenty of scope and used the kellet - it really does make the boat ride much more smoothly in a chop. As we wer picking up the anchor, I spotted Deb's lost mat. She had lost both Guatemalan mats as they blew off the stern while we were moving yesterday afternoon. One was right at our stern after anchoring yesterday, so I dove in and retrieved it. This morning, I spotted a white rectangle on the bottom as we were weighing anchor. We paused in our moving and I dove in and retrieved the second mat. It really is amazing how clear the water is and how well you can see everything when you are only in 6' or less. By the time we had relocated and re-anchored, the wind had shifted to E. Now it is not supposed to be E until tomorrow which is why we elected to stay here today and move tomorrow, the places N of here only have protection from the E, not N or NE. Wind remained from the E and even ESE at less than 10 kts all day, certainly not the 10-20 from N>NE predicted! Oh well, there is really not a good spot to move to for protection from the E at this point and with all the shallows in front of us I don't think we will get too bad a night's sleep even if it does kick up. Very lovely lazy day at anchor. We swam, sunned, and generally enjoyed. Deb finished the drogue bag and we got it stuffed and rolled. It is now done and ready to be deployed (all I need is the line for the bridle and attachment points on the hull. We have a picture that we will post when we have internet again.