By Nancy
I read in several cruising books that you should move onto your boat 2-3 months before you plan to leave. My reaction had immediately been, “why would I ever do that?” I’ll stay until the night before (or a week early). Now we know. It is hard to move, and get organized, especially with downsizing from a large home to a sailboat one tenth the size. Despite the challenges, we are essentially live aboard now.
A few “Guilty Pleasures” that we’ve brought aboard with no compromises.
Rob: Home
file server with 5 Terabytes for photo and video projectsI read in several cruising books that you should move onto your boat 2-3 months before you plan to leave. My reaction had immediately been, “why would I ever do that?” I’ll stay until the night before (or a week early). Now we know. It is hard to move, and get organized, especially with downsizing from a large home to a sailboat one tenth the size. Despite the challenges, we are essentially live aboard now.
A few “Guilty Pleasures” that we’ve brought aboard with no compromises.
Nancy: Full size Yamaha P-155 keyboard with music books
Today we made a stop at a Big Lots store up past Sacramento to pick up a few things. We were each allotted one small basket to fill up with anything we wanted, no questions asked. 5 bags later, we exited with more snack foods, household must-haves and stuff, that has been successfully stored away.
“Food Guilty Pleasures”
Rob: Pop Tarts
Nancy: Nutter Butter Peanut cookies
Next Stop: COSTCO
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