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Hi Leann,
Get thee to a library or bookstore. Find and read
"Dragged Aboard, A Cruising Guide for the Reluctant
Mate" by Don Casey (ISBN 393-04653-2). The book
isn't about living aboard in your home port. It deals
with various questions about the cruising lifestyle
and offers lots of material that applies to living aboard
generally. And, as an added bonus, it's very well-written
with liberal doses of laugh-out-loud humour throughout.
In the Forward, Don Casey says he has written the book
he wishes he could have handed to his "reluctant mate"
years ago.
Enjoy, and good luck with your decision.
Pat
Tawee
At 08:17 PM 25/08/1999 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>I am new to the group and would like some honest opinions. My husband
>so desperately wants to buy a bigger boat and live aboard but I just
>can't convince myself this is for me. Can you give me the pros and cons
>(I will expect more pros than cons from all of you) of living aboard?
>Appreciate the input.
>
>Sincerely,
>Leann
>
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