I just love the way you write and present information. This is a nice article showing a creative solution to a troubling problem. Thanks for keeping all your readers with you and up to date on your travels. You are special. You bring sunshine and smiles into our lives. M.

brilliant!!

Thanks for your kind words. Comments really do make a difference. I am glad you found the article interesting.

Hoping to see you along the waterways... J.

Making it work... That's what life is, eh? Gosh though, I am having the most fun. Life afloat is wonderful. I am truly so fortunate.

Thank you for your comment. Seaweed runs like a champ. Best of all her bunk is dry!

Your friend, J.

Good thinking, Janice. Problem solved with little muss or fuss!

Gus looks pretty bedraggled in that photo. I hope he got a hot dog for his trouble. :)

Solving ng the problem was a relatively short process. Figuring out what to do took longer. I have found that true of most boat projects.

The challenges help keep me sharp. I hope so anyway! Learning is so critical in my view, and fortunately I enjoy the process.

As for Gus, yes he is a bit bedraggled. He made me smile. The reward was hotdog slices. It is so much fun to have these wild critters trust me. MY training is coming along nicely!

Tomorrow a trip to the grocery store is planned. I look forward to that. One store sells the cheap dogs for 59cents per package. Walmart charges a dollar.

Also planned is the hardware store. I have two water filters that look identical. They require two different sizes of o-rings. Hopefully I will be able to get what is needed.

It will be a big day for certain. Thank you for commenting Pam. I really appreciate that. J.

Yes, you are well trained, Janice. Good for you!!