Ok, it's boring enough to listen to anyone tell you about their dream, but to hear one repeated???

I wouldn't repeat this one normally, but she had a dream last night where we were living on a boat again.

The transition to land freaked her out... badly. But... there is still plenty of hope for us to get back to sea again after this stint working on land. In her dream, she was enjoying the boat and her life at sea.

Here's to more Sweet Dreams for Mr. and Mrs. Sully!

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"Everybody has to believe in something. I believe I'll have another beer."
--W.C. Fields

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Kemah, Tx.

I hope it works for you Sully.

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"Money is not the only thing one has to spend; the other thing is life. The difference is that you never know how much is in the bank, or what your balance is. Your life is your inheritance. As soon as you realize this, you start trying to spend your life wisely." - From "Advice to the Sealorn" by Herb Payson.

Good luck and don't give up. You never know what may happen down the road.

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What the hell did I just do

Life is full of decisions, and many times we make the wrong one. It's how we get through the problem is what proves who we are.

I forget the title of the book. A family from S.A. build a tri in the highlands, and gets it to the sea. They sail to Australia for hopefully a better life. They took granny who was near 80, and her famous phrase was, AND THIS TOO SHALL PASS.......i2f

Perhaps if you had transitioned to a traditional land dwelling she might have been more comfortable than a stealth landboat?

I suspect my wife would prefer the boat to a land boat but her first choice would be a loft or a house with a yard a view ... that sort of thing.

I agree, especially if she suffers from mental illness. I hope your wife is doing better now. Good luck Sully.


Paul


BTW Imagine the book is titled Trimaran Against the Trades. More info about book here. The Circumnavigators - by Don Holm - Bibliography - Ch 45