SAILING WITH THE STAR

1976:   Bob and Mother on the bridge of the Meg-a-Bob accompanying the Star to sea for the first time in decades.

1984:  Margot and Mother aboard the Meg-a-Bob heading out with the star again.

Now that the stairs are done, I don’t know what George’s next project will be.  Mine today will be making a dent on Bobbies quilt.  Writing here, quilting, laundry, quilting, lunch, ditto, until I am a lump.  All those domesticities I so dislike doing but love the end results.

Later in November our Iron Hulled sailing ship will be going to sea.  (November 17^th and 18^th.)  She hasn’t been out for five years, and this is a very exciting event for the whole city.  Even if we don’t actually get to go out with her, I will get shots of her as she goes out and comes back in as best I can.

Star of India Sail

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• Himself:  A heavy Monday workload.  Meeting later.
• Myself:  Later today I will take Volume 3 of Wiesen- Cooks Eleanor Roosevelt into the sun while I do laundry.  After the domesticities, dinner will be mac and cheese and knockwurst.  It’s a chilly foggy day. 
• Reading:  Volume 3: The war years and after.
• Gratitude’s:  George, V3, one day at the store.