I’m sitting here eating some of the best leftovers I’ve ever had, and I just had to share this with everyone.
At least once a week, my friend Bobby cooks dinner for me,
and I get to bring home leftovers! Cool,
huh? Bobby loves to fish, knows the best
spots to catch redfish (my favorite) and usually comes home with a couple. Last night, he fixed fish tacos, complete
with a wonderful cream sauce, guacamole and a side of refried beans. He fixes everything from scratch, and it is
always tasty.
Lunch today was a nice break from working on TARDIS. I have installed the lead pig ballast and
today I am screwing down the storage fronts, inspection ports, hinges on the
sole and latches. I hope to get the
windows in next weekend. The end is in
sight and exciting.
When a small boat gets caught in bad weather it moves violently in all directions, almost at once. Your lead pigs are not restrained on the ends, it looks like they can wiggle out and get free or at least loose enough to thrash about. You might consider securely fastened end stops for all those pigs if you plan to sail offshore.
ReplyDeleteTardis is looking good Lezlie.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Happy Christmas and plenty of enjoyable sailing in the New Year.
Cheers,
Bill.
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