Salt Deficient Mermaid Awash in Kansas !

[bobconnie]

If yall get down our way give us a shout and if the times is right we can do some gulf sailin !!just use this place or e-mail us ! have a good one !

[mer-madenUSA]

Thanks Bob and Connie! Might have to take you up on that.

[Kahuna George]

Welcome aboard

[SaucySailoress]

Originally Posted by Stingo

Sorry, I don't believe it. According to the BBC, the US Government says mermaids don't exist.
See here: BBC News - No evidence of mermaids, says US government

Stop it. The US govt did NOT say memaids don't exist. They said they still haven't found any hard evidence they do exist. Same like weapons of mass destruction... they don't have to take a lack of evidence as proof that stuff doesn't exist!!!!

Mermaids exist every bit as much as Santa. Until someone can offer hard proof to the contrary.

Originally Posted by David_Old_Jersey

Well, if I was a Mermaid seeking to avoid a search by the US Gubberment then I reckon Kansas would be a good place to hideout.

Welcome to Mer_Maden(USA)

Originally Posted by mer-madenUSA

I love the flowers

You lucky girl... you get flowers from DOJ as well as his classy wit, all in your first week. I'm jealous!

[Therapy]

Originally Posted by mer-madenUSA

Hello everyone!

I heard about this site yesterday and was up til the wee hours scanning the different forums and delighting in the witty and humorous interactions.

I inherited a love of the water, particularly warm waters, from my sailor dad. In my teenage years, I spent several summers living aboard with him on our 28' Westerly, which we restored ourselves together. Giligan became my handle as we sailed different lakes and intercoastal areas throughout the country.

I carried that easy, free-spirited nature with me and have found myself lots of places (here in the states) and doing lots of different things. Last summer, for instance, I spent 3 1/2 months backpacking the rocky mountains of Idaho and Wyoming all alone but for my best friend Jack, the mountain dog! Ashame that it only lacked a coast.

Now, landlocked in Kansas I sink back to those memories of the spray off the bow on a windy day or the sound of gentle luffing on a not so windy day and am hoping that some sailor friends and good conversation might ease my discontentment. I half expect myself, in the coming months, to be posting to the crew available forum and running for warmer ground or not ground

Glad to be here

Could this work?

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ted-84639.html

Welcome.

[zeehag]

we allknow governments lie. welcome to cf---now, as a sola mermaid, come on into ssssm deux, here on cf, and come over to fb to our ssssm group--must request to join, but we will allow ye entry...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/259429507425467/

[mer-madenUSA]

Originally Posted by SaucySailoress

Stop it. The US govt did NOT say memaids don't exist. They said they still haven't found any hard evidence they do exist. Same like weapons of mass destruction... they don't have to take a lack of evidence as proof that stuff doesn't exist!!!!

Mermaids exist every bit as much as Santa. Until someone can offer hard proof to the contrary.




You lucky girl... you get flowers from DOJ as well as his classy wit, all in your first week. I'm jealous!

Hi Saucy!

I am a lucky girl! Such welcoming folks here.

of course Santa exists!

Lindsey

[SkiprJohn]

Aloha and welcome aboard!
Good to have you here posting on the forum.
I've always thought that Kansas would be a good place to be from.
kind regards,

[HopeFloats]

Welcome Lindsey!

You have a lovely way with words... so that qualifies you as a mermaid in my eyes! Hope time reveals all and you find a way to keep the saltwater coursing in your veins.

I kept the dream alive and now living aboard planning my sailaway.
Cheers lassie!

[danceintherain]

Hello,

I am a beginning sailor and live in Oklahoma. We are headed to Junction City, KS on Wed. or Thurs. this week, so we will be quite near you. It was quite fun to read your post. I so relate to the feeling of wanting to be a salty girl.

If you ever want to chat with another landlocked girl, let me know. I always love talking about all things ocean related. Have an ever so fine day.

Julie

[speakeasy]

I came from Okla. and Tex. and they are good places to be from SkprJohn.

Ladies, if you stare at the waves made by wind in wheat for too long in the hot sun, you will wander off mesmerized toward the nearest ocean. It happened to me.