Extended Vacation..Sailing Sober - Weekenders 17 - 20 April 2020
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Sober-T- Dragon
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Manitoba
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Originally Posted by biminiblue 
......Later on deck I'm trying to encourage Dragon to come play his ukelele....
In the mean time, one of my favorite Uke players, Gerald Ross.
(who is currently in lockdown in Spain)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QB-bCzhokjc
Magsie
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,644
Ahoy shipmates
Bim, a night under the stars and waking up to the sunrise sounds heaven....
Daisy, good to see you, plenty of space, cabins, food and good company. Welcome aboard!
Saou, grand cabins indeed! I’m curious...when you hired out your flat for two months...where did you go.
Bim, a night under the stars and waking up to the sunrise sounds heaven....
Daisy, good to see you, plenty of space, cabins, food and good company. Welcome aboard!
Saou, grand cabins indeed! I’m curious...when you hired out your flat for two months...where did you go.
Sober since October
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: In the world in my eyes...Somewhere I've never been before...
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Morning, shipmates.
Today I fell somewhat off when I woke up and it took me quite a while to get into more or less decent emotional state.
I just wanted to sit and watch waves rolling for hours. And nothing else.
How's everyone doing?
Today I fell somewhat off when I woke up and it took me quite a while to get into more or less decent emotional state.
I just wanted to sit and watch waves rolling for hours. And nothing else.
How's everyone doing?
Member
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: South Africa
Posts: 1,535
Welcome aboard, Daisybelle.
Watching the waves roll in will do you the world of good, MB. Nothing wrong with doing nothing else on a Saturday.
Over here with the lockdown everyone seems to be mowing their lawns on a Saturday morning. Reminds me of when I was a child and most people still did their own garden maintenance. Mine is 3 weeks overdue so I’d better get started.
Watching the waves roll in will do you the world of good, MB. Nothing wrong with doing nothing else on a Saturday.
Over here with the lockdown everyone seems to be mowing their lawns on a Saturday morning. Reminds me of when I was a child and most people still did their own garden maintenance. Mine is 3 weeks overdue so I’d better get started.
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Join Date: May 2014
Location: Mare Crisium
Posts: 1,930
Thanks, Midnight.
She is a real sweetheart.
I take her in bed with me on most Saturdays after work.
Waking up after my 2 hour nap, she'll be at my feet, or on the end table, observing me.
I once had a 20' Burmese python that wrecked the house.
This one is a gem.
She is a real sweetheart.
I take her in bed with me on most Saturdays after work.
Waking up after my 2 hour nap, she'll be at my feet, or on the end table, observing me.
I once had a 20' Burmese python that wrecked the house.
This one is a gem.
Magsie
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,644
Lunar, does their temperaments change from male to female?
Midnight, sounds nice and relaxing, watching the waves roll.
Daisy I’m sure you’ll enjoy it, and the stars at night filling the sky with their bright twinkling glow. Heaven. ❤️
Midnight, sounds nice and relaxing, watching the waves roll.
Daisy I’m sure you’ll enjoy it, and the stars at night filling the sky with their bright twinkling glow. Heaven. ❤️
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Not sure Mags.
Always requested a female because they get huge.
Right now, I have both a male and female western hognose snakes.
I put them together for a while. (mating colubrids is a very complicated procedure)
The end of the story- she is 5x the size of him, and luckily one morning, I was able to pull him out of her throat. She was swallowing him alive.
HAHAHA.
Always requested a female because they get huge.
Right now, I have both a male and female western hognose snakes.
I put them together for a while. (mating colubrids is a very complicated procedure)
The end of the story- she is 5x the size of him, and luckily one morning, I was able to pull him out of her throat. She was swallowing him alive.
HAHAHA.
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Originally Posted by lunar
She was swallowing him alive.
HAHAHA.
HAHAHA.
They are not venomous, aren't they?
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