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From: jrjrjrouse2000 (no email)
Date: Sat Apr 29 2006 - 09:45:08 EDT
Rick,
You are so right that there is never enough time. We have been
seriously planning for 14 months. Today is "move out of the house"
day, and flight to the boat bright & early Monday morning to move
aboard. And we STILL need 3 more days.
And, of course, it is pouring rain here today.
So looking forward to some boring days at sea. Like you, we will
still have several projects to work on once we are on the boat.
That list never ends.
Hope a buyer happens by soon for your house.
Judy
--- In , Richard Bradshaw
<rbradsh2 at dot dot dot > wrote:
>
> Thanks for the info about radar, etc. I'm doing the homework
before
> we sink the $ into the unit. There is so much to learn/relearn
after
> not being too much concerned for a few years and things do change
> rather quickly.
>
> It is amazing. No matter how much you prepare for going cruising,
> there is never enough time (and likely money too) to do all the
> things you want to do before you go. My advice: start early and
do
> all that you can and then be prepared to take several things with
you
> to do enroute.
>
> Rick
> Still doing as much, as fast as we can and still looking for a
buyer
> for the house.
>
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