I talked to Sonny Sides of S/V Valentina today and he told me he had been contacted by another person from Oklahoma interested in the cruising life. The really neat thing about it was the man knew about Robyn and me through this blog. It's pretty exciting to know we are being followed on the blog.

A norther blew in last night with a little rain and a lot of cold. All we got done today was some cleaning inside, mounted the new fire extinguishers, and mounted our Garmin 704s chartplotter. The chartplotter isn't wired yet, but the mount looks pretty good. I mounted it on Ram Mounts, which are ball and socket intstrument mounts.

Our plan for tomorrow is mount our GPS antennas, our Rogue Wave wi-fi antenna, and start the wiring process for the chartplotter. Breakwater Marine will be on Seanna next Thursday to mount our radar dome on the mast and pull the radar wires inside the mast. Once they are done, we should
be able to complete the wiring of our chartplotter.

Robyn baked cookies last night in our new oven. They were awesome. She hasn't cooked a bad meal on Seanna yet. I know cooking in such a small galley with only a 2 burner stove is a challenge. Robyn has steped up to the challenge in an amazing way. I am so proud of the way she has taken to living aboard Seanna. She is constantly having good ideas about different things on the boat, I couldn't ask for a better partner.

I could continue, but those cookies are calling...