Here is the Galley as you look into the hatch (the door you enter the boat). You can see the stove and oven... the green camp stove isn't there anymore. The stove and oven both work. Then the sink (with the white thing in it. The four drawers next to the fridge and then the fridge. And behind the sink and counter is a storage shelf that is shaped like a square-ish U. The door is to the captains cabin (that would be dh and I) and the square in the floor leads to the bilge, a great place for storing beer, wine, green tea (already made) and eggs.

Here is Miles with Grandma Foot on one of our last visits just the way we remember her... always smiling! May she rest in peace.

I hope you guys can see this... that is Epiphany under sail. See the big boat in the middle under the bridge? We are the far right part of that boat. By the way, the bridge in the background is the San Diego- Coronado Bridge. It is HUGE! You couldn't even see the boat when it was going under the bridge because it was so tiny.

Here is a picture of Miles on Epiphany while we were sailing in on evening. You can see on of the channel bouys in the background too. This picture is just so interesting because it almost looks fake. I promise it's not!

One Year Ago On Christmas Day

We were sailing out to sea! We didn't make it very far... but we made it to sea. Here is my wonderful windblown hubby one year ago today! He'll probably flog me for posting this picture, but I love this one. Ah... sailing your house around... family together and anyone isn't cooperating they can go their room! HAHAHA! One time we went sailing and the meds knocked me out. I slept most of the time and we got 3 miles offshore (yes, we've been that far out) my phone rings. I answered it and a voice comes back at me with an echoing from the cockpit "Hi Honey! I felt bad that you had to stay home while we went sailing so I thought I'd call and check on you!" HAHAHA! It was so funny! That was funny ha ha... the fact that the phone barely works at dock, won't keep a connection and drops calls constantly on shore... but makes wonderful calls 3 miles out... that's just funny ironic. And downright annoying!