Okay, I'm getting excited.

flip-flop · Post by **flip-flop** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 12:29 pm

Gromit wrote:
I was planningon bringing 1 pair of Keens and 1 pair of Flip Flops-- which would be a first for me. Of course I could see myself losing one shoe from each overboard and therefore being screwed for the rest of the trip and having to fly home barefoot since it's tough to find size 11's in most places. But that's OK!!

I saw "I was planning on bringing and .... flip-flop" and got all excited. But then I realized you were talking about shoes and I got all sad.

Kellyanna ... I think Syd said there is an extra bed! We could be the 4th couple!

AnyTing · Post by **AnyTing** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:17 pm

Okay, folks. What I have so far: Stubbed toes, flushing issues, motion sickness, broken and/or lost sunglasses, cockroaches, and bruises.

So y'all are saying to scrap everything I had planned to pack and just bring a helmet, body padding, a first aid kit, Imodium, cheap sunglasses, and gallon sized zip loc bags?

This is sounding more fun by the minute....

Gromit · Post by **Gromit** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:20 pm

No honey... I've got the Immodium... no need for you to bring that

jayseadee · Post by **jayseadee** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:08 pm

VickiH wrote:Okay, folks. What I have so far: Stubbed toes, flushing issues, motion sickness, broken and/or lost sunglasses, cockroaches, and bruises.

So y'all are saying to scrap everything I had planned to pack and just bring a helmet, body padding, a first aid kit, Imodium, cheap sunglasses, and gallon sized zip loc bags?

This is sounding more fun by the minute....

"I have a feeling we're not in Sunnyledge anymore"

ScubaGirl · Post by **ScubaGirl** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:56 pm

VickiH wrote:Okay, folks. What I have so far: Stubbed toes, flushing issues, motion sickness, broken and/or lost sunglasses, cockroaches, and bruises.

So y'all are saying to scrap everything I had planned to pack and just bring a helmet, body padding, a first aid kit, Imodium, cheap sunglasses, and gallon sized zip loc bags?

This is sounding more fun by the minute....

Ok, that sounds really bad!!!!

Kellee and Margo can tell you it's ALLLLLLLLLL GOOD!!!!

Terry · Post by **Terry** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:11 pm

Oh man, if this thread has close to 1700 hits already, the TR will blow every other TR out of the water.

Can't wait!

Gromit · Post by **Gromit** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 3:11 pm

No doubt!!

Pia · Post by **Pia** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 4:37 pm

I just started reading this thread again - you guy's are crapping me up, oops I mean cracking me up

Pia

LMG · Post by **LMG** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:05 pm

Who said if you can't tie a good knot, tie lots of them? That is beyond true. Trust. I floated away on a houseboat on Lake Powell once because someone tied a bow. No, not a bow, a bow.

Anyway!

The impending trip report is going to make or break future sailing trips I've been planning or invited on, so I really cannot wait for you all to go, either. No pressure.

And if there is poop or cockroaches, DO NOT TELL ME. I like my fantasy land.

California Girl · Post by **California Girl** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 6:53 pm

I never saw a single bug on the boat, except a Jack Spaniard wasp that somehow managed to sting me on the hand. But he was outside, and I think he was just flying by and stopped to rest his wings when I put my hand down on him. Other than that, not a bug or skeeter did I see!

sailorgirl · Post by **sailorgirl** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 7:51 pm

VickiH wrote:Okay, folks. What I have so far: Stubbed toes, flushing issues, motion sickness, broken and/or lost sunglasses, cockroaches, and bruises.

So y'all are saying to scrap everything I had planned to pack and just bring a helmet, body padding, a first aid kit, Imodium, cheap sunglasses, and gallon sized zip loc bags?

This is sounding more fun by the minute....

Well when you but it that way it doesn't sound so great

PS the heads are far nicer than some of your latest vacation expereinces.

sailorgirl · Post by **sailorgirl** » Wed Nov 25, 2009 7:55 pm

California Girl wrote:I never saw a single bug on the boat, except a Jack Spaniard wasp that somehow managed to sting me on the hand. But he was outside, and I think he was just flying by and stopped to rest his wings when I put my hand down on him. Other than that, not a bug or skeeter did I see!

Obviuosly a better class of boat then Im used to.

tedprosser · Post by **tedprosser** » Thu Nov 26, 2009 9:44 am

VH

None of the boats we have chartered or my boat has a problem with TP, IF used correctly. Just use the right amount and know how to use and or Pump the Head.

My advise Don't swim in the morning in the same spot where your anchored !! Some charter companies use holding tanks, other ( THE MOORINGS ) let fly if you know what I mean!!

Its great fun, Send pics from the Willy T!!

Capt Ted

Bigcheeze · Post by **Bigcheeze** » Thu Nov 26, 2009 10:10 am

[quote="LMG"]Who said if you can't tie a good knot, tie lots of them? That is beyond true. Trust. I floated away on a houseboat on Lake Powell once because someone tied a bow. No, not a bow, a bow.

I said If you can't tie a good...tie lots of them. But the real credit goes to Captain Steve from TMM in Tortola who we hired for a day to show us the ropes....errr I mean lines when we rented a Cat for a Bareboat sailing trip.

Dirty Dog Dave

ccasebolt · Post by **ccasebolt** » Thu Nov 26, 2009 4:10 pm

California Girl wrote:I never saw a single bug on the boat,

Same is true here too, but that does remind me of something I learned the first time we sailed - the grocers will deliver your provisions in cardboard boxes, but you have to stow them without the boxes - they don't want you to take corrugated cardboard boxes aboard. Apparently roaches lay eggs in them and they don't want them hatching on the boat. I never would have thought of that myself, so FYI...

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