All Blog Posts Tagged 'Sailing' (8)

High Sea Barter

I have been wanting to get back to the sea for a few years now. But life circumstances has not allow this to happen. Now that I have a little FREEDOM, I can't afford to get my 80 schooner (Dream) or even my 30-40' sailboat for sailing the world.

Being Jack-of-Trades guy, I know that I can work and survive, yet in most places (countries) I'm told that you can not work…

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Added by Craig Lewis on March 16, 2015 at 11:00am — 2 Comments

Enough is Enough

According to Dr. Vincent Ryan, a secret to life is knowing when Enough is Enough. Put to song, Barbara Streisand sings a bittersweet rendition of 'Have I Stayed to Long at the Fair?' And, so it is as I begin provisioning Spray for the next leg of her Sailing at Sixty adventure. Not as giddy and naive as when I left Palm Bay, Florida nearly one year ago, the fear of being alone has grown. I believe it was Tania Abei who reflected on her round the world adventure. The hardest part she said was… Continue

Added by Marlene Anne Sassaman on November 19, 2013 at 8:08am — No Comments

Holy Moly

Recovering from the shock of reality I am marinating in grief over my husband's death. About this time last year, I became enchanted with the prospect of having a mate. He is tall, with a thick head of hair. His smile is infectious and he told me what I wanted to hear. Oh, "how he wanted to learn to dance" he exclaimed as he put his arms around my waist as we sashayed across my kitchen floor. He has no children and was only married once some 20 years ago. His custom built sailboat is the type I… Continue

Added by Marlene Anne Sassaman on November 18, 2013 at 12:33am — 1 Comment

On the 10th Day ...

On the 10th day B4 setting a course for Sandy Hook, New Jersey I was let down this afternoon by 3 out of 4 guys. Thankfully my brother unconditionally loves me, is reliable and eager to share his knowledge. Whereas the sail maker again put the needs of his other customers before me, an acquaintance was predictably unreliable (shoulda' bet $50 on that one). Then there is pretty blue eyes who knows sailing tomorrow is contingent on getting the new hoses on but has made no offer to help (maybe he… Continue

Added by Marlene Anne Sassaman on May 18, 2012 at 8:56pm — No Comments

Good Day -- Bad Day

Golly I hate being sick. Not that anyone does although in my business I've met quite a few who yearn for their next ailment. Be that as it may, having a stuffed head, annoying throat, and sneezy, stuffy nose makes me want to curl up in bed. No it doesn't. It makes me want to search for the perfect remedy. For years I took Zicam at the first sign of a cold. Well, this year, the cold one after consuming a bottle of Zicam over 3 days. But, does it dampen my appreciation for meeting another nice…

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Added by Marlene Anne Sassaman on December 13, 2011 at 8:28pm — 4 Comments

Caught by the Lure of the Sea

Read about my love of sailing:

Changing Course

This is a link to my blog over on blogger.

Added by Bill R on March 12, 2010 at 9:04am — No Comments

Sailing in Thailand Network

I love this network as it is bringing sailors form all over the world together!! There might be people here though that want to know more or are sailing in Thailand. For those we have a separate network as well. www.sailingthailand.ning.com Just recently all news and pictures about the biggest sailing Regatta in Thailand the Kings Cup that all happened last week. We hope to see you there also, and if you have anything to add to… Continue

Added by Andaman Sea Club Sailing Charter on December 9, 2009 at 3:30am — 1 Comment

Sailing in Thailand

Thailand, Phang Nga Bay and the Andaman Sea are a superb area for cruising.

Limstone rocks, the most beautiful beaches and hundreds of islands that give you shelter in both seasons. The best winds are in June/July and August, but with performance catamarans (light and real sailing) it is good all year round.

There are several possibilities from budget adventurous camping cats to all inclusive luxurious yachts with skipper, cook and massage… Continue

Added by Andaman Sea Club Sailing Charter on April 15, 2009 at 4:00am — No Comments

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