This was a tough day. I knew it was inevitable. Today I prepped the Madame for her winter storage and dropped her off at the storage barn. How do we cope? Yes, I know she will be safe from the ravages of winter but I will still miss seeing her in the back yard.
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No, it isn't April yet! And covering the boat for winter is one sad time but there's always the famous "Winter to-do list". Is that your storage barn? Is it far from your house? There's always sailing magazines to help you get through the winter.
bob23
Bob,
Our local lumberyard upgraded and moved into a new facility and sold the old buildings to someone who now rents out space. It is about 10 miles from home so I do have some access but no heat. As far as the "Winter to-do list", I think if I don't get to the "Admiral's to-do-list" there may be big trouble.
We had a great summer weather wise. Almost every weekend offered at least one good sailing day so many of the household projects were put on the back burner. So now I must resign myself to get them done before I can focus on the Madame Z's list. These girls require so much attention! ;)
Thanks for listening to me whine...
How's the foot doing?
Allen
Foots doing fine...minor non-displaced fracture so I'm back to work. Hurts a bit but I'm looking at 60 next year so a lot of the parts hurt a bit!
I haven't even started my to-do list yet. Once I started storing the boat off site, I tended to do very little until spring. When I stored it in my back yard, I was up inside it many evenings..beats wasting time watching the boob tube!
I also have the house to-do list...fun, fun!
bob23