I know it’s been at least a week since my last post. I didn’t mean for it to be so long, but it’s been a busy week at work with me staying overtime due to the blessing of the fleet and our annual dock party. I also had to build a tent for a cat. Yes, I said cat, LOL! I’ll share more about that in my next entry.
I want to update you all on Dan’s great adventure. I think I can safely start using Dan’s real name: Woody Norwood.
Woody called me every night last week and left a voice mail for me to let me know he was okay and how the trip was progressing. He and his sailing partner made it safely to each day’s destination and had a ball doing it.
Woody has informed me that there is a strong possibility that the whole trip will be featured in next month’s Sail Magazine. How about that! Yes, Woody successfully completed his trip. He made his dream come true! Way to go Woody!
15 comments:
That's awesome. Congrats Woody!
Love your journal - sounds like you have a great life there on the water. My eyes are green! :) ~ Lori
yea for Woody and glad you are back.... don't worry, everybody is very forgiving when we get busy..... because you were out making adventures that you'll write about.
Hope all is well today:) judi
How nice to hear his dream came true! Hope he'll continue to follow his dreams! Lisa
Yay for Woody. Tent? Can't wait! Hummmmmmm I think it is time to see if our boat is running.....
Wow, that is terrific news about Woody living his dream. We can all do that, if willing to pay the price. And how wonderful that the trip will be featured in the Sail Magazine. HOORAY! for Woody. Looking forward to hearing about your tent. For a CAT? This is interesting. Lucky cat. Hmm, maybe you're not meaning cat as in pet, but CAT as in machine or something else. Will have to see, won't I? Really do enjoy visiting here. Have a great day. I intend too. *Barb*
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How cool! I hope it is featured! Now, what's up with the cat tent? Isn't it supposed to be a "Pup" tent? J/K! Bring it on! I'm listening! JAE
what great news that they made it with no problems...i have sailed before and i know how rough that water can be...and scary...its also really cool that he may be featured in the sail magazine next month...what an honor! keep us posted about that...maybe u can even scan his picture and post it for us! dont work too hard..u have to find time to have fun too!
linda
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Dying to see the cat's tent! ;) Robin
Yea for Woody!! Nothing like the memories of a successful trip, I'm sure it won't be his last :)
Guess I'll have to buy the issue to read about it... bet it is a great read, too....
Can't wait for the cat stories~I love cat stories ;)
Have a good day~
Cat
Woo Hoo Woody!!!
will anxiously be awaiting
cat tent details, lo
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Looking forward for the cat tent entry.
Our cat somehow got locked up in the house today while we were at work. It all worked out as she's housebroken. She curled up with the poodle.
Congrats to friend and his sailing adventures!
Sonya
Yippeeee--I'm so happy for woody.
Like everyone else--anxiously awaiting the cat tent story!
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cool!
Congratulations to Woody; quite the sailing accomplishment in an open dingy. I once sailed a Laser thirty miles down the Red Sea, from the port city of Eilat to a Israeli kibbutz in the Sinai desert. With 20 knots of wind and four foot seas on my starboard quarter, it was a white knuckled Nantucket sleigh ride. 'Course, I was young, dumb and fearless at the time.
Youth ... there is no substitute.
Nice piece, I enjoyed reading your journal
Rick
Gotta love Woody's determination!
Best,
Judith
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