Aloha, Summer Sailor!
click on the pics
Great view from up here.
“People love to step out on a deck
and not see anyone or anything except a great view.
Even if the only view is the vast sky,
the feeling people get is expansion and relaxation.”
Amanda Sturges
“People love to step out on a deck
and not see anyone or anything except a great view.
Even if the only view is the vast sky,
the feeling people get is expansion and relaxation.”
Amanda Sturges
Good to hear you're pain free honey and thanks for sharing the fab photos!
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ReplyDeleteOh I would so love to be on water in the city. It is nice to be in the remote but I would much, much prefer to be in the hustle and bustle of a city. Beautiful pictures. Thank you for sharing, please share more:)
Aloha/Namaste!
ReplyDeleteHow cool it is to see high-rise buildings at water's edge.
Beautiful!!!
Glad you are feeling better. Is that your cat I see in the first shot?
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Nice view indeed! Have a great day! : )
ReplyDeleteExpansion and relaxation are good!!! I will have to scroll back in your blog to understand what you mean by 'pain-free'. Glad you are pain-free and hope you remain so.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're pain free! Love the pictures of all the boats in your neighborhood :)
ReplyDeleteI'm just catching up on my blogging, and oh my goodness, I love looking at the photos on your blog. But I've missed the part about the pain. I'm so glad you are now pain free...!
ReplyDeleteHum, I've never got around to thanking my pain. I'm glad you are feeling better though.
ReplyDeletelike the quotes by A. Raj.
ReplyDeleteperfecto para pasarlo genial... como se disfruta en los barcos.
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Love this one!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous .. stay well!
ReplyDeleteYes, that was Kitty on deck...it was my back.
ReplyDeletethanks for the gift of YOUR visit :)
wow what a life!!!am so green with envy...must be so beautiful...enjoy it for me too...cheers!!!
ReplyDeleteNo mo pain for you sista! ;) Aloha!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for the yin and the yang! What great views.
ReplyDeletealoha
ReplyDeleteglad to hear you are through the pain...been far too long since i sailed...
ReplyDeleteAlways two hands full of water beneath your keel. A great Thursday as well.
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I just wanted to mention that your thoughts on retirement were meaningful and moving. Many hit this stage of life without being prepared mentally or financially. I wish everybody a bit of luck to come up on the good side of things. I hope to one day too.
ReplyDeleteSome things feel good to shout about from the rooftops, though! Shouting from rooftops is not always about boasting, right? ;-)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from The River!
Cloudia,
ReplyDeleteEdunacate me...how common is it to LIVE on a boat. Are thrie Taxes, or just Marina fees? Power..can I go back to archives and find this out!
It is soooo freakin' cool!
Aloha, and I LOVE that the back pain is gone--I'm gonna post a funny story about mine! Not a competition- but a FUNNY story..the way the wife tells it! On the couch for three days--which is where I ALWAYS am--so what was the difference--well I'll tell ya.
Stay tuned,
John
Life on a boat seems very good !
ReplyDeleteAloha, Cloudia !
hi cloudia how r u good post after many days i visited the blog god bless u i m bussy with my job in these days.
ReplyDeletegood post regrds
dinesh chandra
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Don't fall off!
ReplyDeleteHappy landings, just in case.
thank you
ReplyDeleteYour imagination knows no bounds. Thanks for sharing. Every Blessing
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