Lots of fun in George Town

Sorry we haven’t updated our Blog in some time but have been very busy with inquiries about the boat.  It seems to have taken all of our time and energy just to answer emails.  We finally set up a blog site to answer questions and post pics and have also decided that we didn’t want to show the boat until we get back to Florida the beginning of April.

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We’re still managing to have lots of fun here in George Town and Joe is going full speed ahead with his volleyball and has also decided to play baseball on the cruisers team which plays against the Bahamian team.  Yesterday he went to baseball practice in the a.m., went to play two’s volleyball after that and then played 4’s volleyball in the afternoon.  You can imagine what he did in the evening.

On Sat. we went to the Stakeout and Raffle picnic at St. Theresa’s Church.  Helen sold 4 books of tickets and the cruisers really came out to support the fund raiser for a youth centre building.  

 Church Picnic

Women's Bible Study

Church Picnic

 Flip Flop Beach

Joe & Joe having a serious talk

Helen going to Bible Study on a windy day

After the church picnic we gathered on flip flop beach for a cruiser get-together.

Yesterday while Joe was gone for his “sports day” Helen went to water aerobics, came back to the boat to change, went to Women’s Bible Study and then a Ladies Luncheon at St. Francis Resort.

Joe has agreed to be the chairman for the 4’s regulation volleyball so he’s busy getting that organized.  He will also race his Laser sailboat in the small boat races.  We’ve decided not to sail DejaVu in the big boat races this year-can’t take a chance that we’ll break something just when we’re ready to sell it.

Tomorrow is laundry day so we’ll pick up Brian and Yvonne and go to the Exuma Yacht Club to get fuel, get a ride to the laundromat, get propane and then back to the boat in time for Joe to play volleyball.

Yes, it’s a good life and we’re really going to miss it but who knows maybe we’ll be back someday in a different boat.

Hope everyone is well and that your winter hasn’t been too cold, snowy or rainy.  Pls. keep in touch we love to get news from home.