The Scenery on board has definitely changed. There are no lovely women on board for this part of the adventure. No one to cook our meals, do our laundry, wait on us hand and foot and bring us drinks whenever we click our fingers. Wait a minute, that has never happened. Last week in fact as I was doing laundry, a beautiful women from Martinique took pity on me and how I was folding (or lack of folding my clothes) and she stepped to help me fold. She took special attention and care in showing me how to fold my underwear. What a great place.
I do have a former restaurant owner on board so the fresh MAhi-Mahi that he caught on the crossing over from St. Lucia tasted especially good with his preparation. My other crew member is a great story teller so we are kept amused by his experiences.
The weather is very unsettled with north swells so it is limited our sailing. If it calms down a bit we may just do some sailing around the south end of Martinique before ending back in the bay later tonight for a safe anchorage.
Flexibility and just being able to enjoy the moment is one of the aspects of cruising that I have come to enjoy. We made plans to scrape barnacles off the bottom of Mile High Dream but the wind and waves are making this very difficult. I guess we will just have to go walk the beach at Club Med. Paul has great stories form his Club Med experiences when he was younger.