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In answer to why am I checking my email when at sea....being a single handed sailor it gets very lonely and email gives me a sense of "being in touch", plus I want to keep in touch with my children and close friends...remember, I have been cruising for 5 years now..ALONE1.
Yes, I meet people, make aquaintences (sp?) but it is not the same as having someone on board...thus email.
My parrot is company, but she is not too good at holding a converseion..yet.
Susan meckly
If you don't change direction you will arrive exactly where you're headed!!
Susan Meckley, Skipper
USSV Dharma
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