Life on board continuing

New hand weights

This is how I compensate for not having a rowing machine anymore.  For years.....& I do mean years.....I did 30 minutes a day on that thing.  6 short months into our new lifestyle & my muscle tone is disappearing, which I can't and won't have.  So, it's back to hand weights for about 30 minutes a day onboard.  I'm trying to be diligent about walking for an hour every day as well.

These things are going to make our travels fun!  Exploring new places is what it's all about.  The boat is our transport between those new places.

Addition to galley

Mr Man installed a momento from our house in the shape of a paper towel holder.  It's multi-tasking as a dishcloth drying rack.  I think the shelf will be emptied when we're sailing - either I'll empty it or the boat will.

MDNA

My latest fave walking CD - MDNA.

Turn it up loud.  I love it!

Washer Woman!

Ask me if my  life has changed?


Yes, marinas have laundry facilities - but do we really want to gear our lives towards finding a washateria?  When we go ashore, we want to do things other than laundry - but  maybe once a month for sheets & towels.  Besides, this is fun & a good work out.  My hands are really fit!

Solar panels installed

Genius at work again - Mr Man installed the solar panels which will keep the batteries charged up while we're away from shore power.


This means we can be at anchor & not run out of power!  Yipee!  Nav electronics, fridge, computers & kindles can all be kept up to capacity!