A week and a half ago, on top of having a nasty cold, Brian and I started the big push to get every last personal item out of the house, finish final deep cleaning and set the house up to receive some out of town paid guests. ONE hour before the first guest arrived, we walked out having fully left our home of 12 years and 4 months. It is like losing a comfortable friend who is available any time night or day with a familiar smile and reassuring reminders of past memories. So we are squaring our shoulders and moving toward the next step. This week, we have spent time deep cleaning the berths aboard Skagua where the girls are to sleep. Brian is working on installing windows on the upper "house" part of Skagua. Today it was kind of funny because he has a chop saw set up on the aft deck for trimming out the window sills. Two guys in a fishing dinghy motored past and I heard an incredulous, "....table saw..?" across the water. Brian says it's normal for people to be confused to see a saw set up on a sailboat which is at anchor.
This picture shows one of the girls' berths with the front blue cushion which is the finished new cover stitched by my friend, Ky. More covers are coming!
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