anjou

Hi, I'd like to join the Mermaids group.

Regards,

Beth B

Hi Amy!
Hope you are doing great.
Back in Sardinia doing some work on the boat and enjoing not having to deal with cold weather for a while. Must confess to beeing a bit out of touch and I do not know how your boat building is progressing-Finished?
Hope everything is great with you and that you have found the all the pieces making your life perfect.
Take care and enjoy life
Kristian

Yes, I also have been wondering , what you might be up to , as I rather miss reading your postings, Albeit , I wish you happiness, and I suspect after reading all that Wuthering Heights , you found a fellow , and tied the knot or somthing along those lines , eh? I would venture to say that the fellow should know that he's a very lucky one, as even your self description , I was drawn to think of our once and forever queen , Boadicea. she was a real handful also , and did she ever let the bloody Romans know not to disrespect a Celtic woman or her daughters! Wheeo! So , yea I found you to be a woman worthy of filling her shoes and I think we all miss hearing from you , we hope your boat is good, and moreover that you are also well and happy. So take good care little sea angel, queen of our collective Celtic hearts. mentally, physically, devinely gorgous Celtic woman , you are exactly what you are supposed to be !
Donald Larimore Bland. . . (dlblandjr@att.net)

Hello! I saw your post on someone elses feed, I'm a woman new to sailing and am looking for some female sailing friends.

Hi Anjou. Just wandering what you are up to nowadays. Are you still in quiet waters? with that canal boat, or have you found Richard Gere's son?

I agree you are looking good Miss.

Woman, You are to good looking for your..me own good. Thank the gods!!!!

just checking on you. You haven't posted in a while.

Howdy from sunny Texas. have been out of touch for a while, just saw your progress on the boat, WOW! She is just amazing, and so are you. Hope all is well.
Erika

Wow Wrench Wench (that's a mouthful) - love that captain's chest. If you happen to be passing Inverness, do drop in and drop it off. Course I'd need some form of extension to the boat and . . . (sigh)

Never mind - nice blog. Shall know who to come to with my woodworking questions :-)