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**atoll** · 26-01-2011, 19:50

ideas????????????????

CSY Man · 26-01-2011, 19:51

Sounds good, but could be rather expensive.

"Cheaper to keep her"

roger.waite · 26-01-2011, 19:58

Yep.

I think I will keep mine, so she can help me buy a younger boat.

**atoll** · 26-01-2011, 20:00

who is going to look after the kids whilst i go sailing?
gotta think of the kids.
tried the nanny /au pair thing

**skipmac** · 26-01-2011, 20:09

Guess it was a slow day in Cornwall.

**atoll** · 26-01-2011, 20:14

na'h younger model sleeping over,but been looking at guest house option,1/2 share wife n kids for guest house use of 63 ft yacht and 29 yr old hostess.............

troppo · 26-01-2011, 20:16

Before doing any trade, one must ascertain the difference in value between what one is trading away and what one is trading in. In other words, is one trading up or trading down.

If the trade is seriously unequal, then one may stuggle to pay the difference or one may be quietly pleased with the influx of resources.

Of course, the danger of any trade is that one mistakenly places too high a value on what one wants to trade in and low value on what one wants to trade out. Consequently some time after the trade, one may be stuck with paying out a significant amount plus coming to terms with the realisation that one was better off previously. Then the trick is do another trade or two or three to rectify the deficiencies in the trade just completed. Thus, after some time, one can be back where one started or hopefully better off.

**atoll** · 26-01-2011, 20:20

see guest house post/option
guest house option,1/2 share wife n kids for guest house use of 63 ft yacht and 29 yr old hostess.............
ps thanks for advice

daddle · 26-01-2011, 22:08

Highly recommended. However it is not entirely necessary to get the younger model. One can get along just fine hitching rides when necessary.

"If it flies, floats or frolics it is better to rent"