Believe's Adventures
| Vessel Name: | BELIEVE |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Morgan 321 |
| Hailing Port: | Salem, KY |
18 October 2013 | Cuba Landing
16 October 2013
25 September 2013 | KDM
16 September 2013
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05 May 2013 | KY Dam MArina
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05 May 2013 | KY Dam MArina
Getting the Act Together
It is another gloomy day in the neighborhood. I am so ready for some sunshine. At least during the last couple of weeks we had a few days that were descent. The Admiral and I started our spring cleaning – summerizing - aboard Believe. So far, we have oiled the interior wood, pressure washed the deck, [...]
Still Counting Down
25 September 2013 | KDM
Duke
T Minus One Week and Counting:
Day 268/275:
We have moved up our planned departure by a couple of weeks.
The dinghy's painter is secured to BELIEVE and ready for departure; unfortunately, we are still bring stores aboard and addressing other needs, some of which are associated with readying the house we will be leaving. As I look at the task that still need to be addressed, individually, they are minimal; but these many small jobs become one jaw of the vice while the target departure (275) is the other. When an item is checked off the to-do list there is a momentary ease on the vice; but the feeling is short lived, as the pendulum continues to swing.
Will we be ready by the planned departure date? I don't know; we're trying. With so many marbles raddling around, it is disrupting my sleep and upsetting my digestive system. Too often, the time needed to complete a task grows in exponential proportion because of simple mistakes. If I don't make too many mistakes; if the weather doesn't disrupt the work schedule too much; if there aren't any unexpected developments, then we should meet our goal.
Day 268/275:
We have moved up our planned departure by a couple of weeks.
The dinghy's painter is secured to BELIEVE and ready for departure; unfortunately, we are still bring stores aboard and addressing other needs, some of which are associated with readying the house we will be leaving. As I look at the task that still need to be addressed, individually, they are minimal; but these many small jobs become one jaw of the vice while the target departure (275) is the other. When an item is checked off the to-do list there is a momentary ease on the vice; but the feeling is short lived, as the pendulum continues to swing.
Will we be ready by the planned departure date? I don't know; we're trying. With so many marbles raddling around, it is disrupting my sleep and upsetting my digestive system. Too often, the time needed to complete a task grows in exponential proportion because of simple mistakes. If I don't make too many mistakes; if the weather doesn't disrupt the work schedule too much; if there aren't any unexpected developments, then we should meet our goal.
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