Wordless Wednesday ~ Aurora Borealis on a Boat
The aurora borealis is a fickle phenomenon. A week can pass without a flicker … then bang! The Northern Lights come on like a celestial lava lamp.
The aurora borealis is a fickle phenomenon. A week can pass without a flicker … then bang! The Northern Lights come on like a celestial lava lamp.
Why don’t we have a microwave on our boat? We don’t need it and in its place we have a mixer, toaster, blender, kettle and Instant Pot.
Happy anniversary to us! No, not our wedding anniversary (although we did celebrate 11 years earlier this year). It’s our liveaboard anniversary! In fact, it’s been four years living on a boat. It doesn’t feel that long and yet it feels like we’ve always done this. I’m slowly forgetting what living on land was like….
Why do we NEED a traditional home? if we embraced alternative living like living on a boat, more people might just have a home of their own.
Thanksgiving (in Canada) and my birthday are either on the same day or in the same week. And this year was a milestone birthday!
Because I live on a boat, that make me a mariner, right? Yes, a weird early morning thought that led to some interesting research. But am I a mariner?
“The aging process has you firmly in its grasp if you never get the urge to throw a snowball.”–Doug Larson
A Thanksgiving and Birthday road trip to Kamloops included a visit to Sun Peaks and the slow road home through BC’s canyons.
The giant Pacific octopus is highly intelligent with some having learned to open jars, mimic other octopuses, and solve mazes in lab tests.
Living on a boat. Is it simpler than living on land? For the most part, yes. And here’s why our life is simpler on a boat.
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