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Turns out he’s a man of many talents. Check out the Belly flop contest. Yes sir! Carl the skinny karaoke dancer showed all those fat guys how it’s done!  I have old friends from 40+ years ago coming in today … Continue reading →

I love it… This was two sessions of karaoke. See all the bridesmaids. The bride to be was Megan. She was in black. They were all so cool. I sang and dedicated The Wonder of You to her. At the … Continue reading →

You know what’s worse than slides of somebody else’s vacation? ans: Movies of somebody else’s vacation. If you’ve never taken a cruise, here’s what your in for. Talk about fun! First night aboard: Those two girls in the first contest … Continue reading →

The night before we sailed to Bermuda we met our friends in Annapolis, Maryland, and spent the night at our usual hotel. But the hotel had changed hands. It was now called Hotel Annapolis. And it was completely redecorated. Dig … Continue reading →

Heeee’s back! And I told you that you’re going to suffer with slides of my vacation. But I’m also suffering from a touch of cruiseskam. (That’s the nautical version of flygskam, which I told you about a couple weeks ago) … Continue reading →

Carlos sent me this article about beautiful downtown Bayonne  We’re in Annapolis with friends. tomorrow we cruise to Bermuda out of Baltimore. I’ll be incommunicado till Thursday at the earliest, so I’m going to post a week’s worth of strips. … Continue reading →

The crick that Billy and I sailed our boat on was at the bottom of our property. Mean old Mr. Rupnik owned it. He even put up a barbed wire fence to keep Billy and me out. At least that’s … Continue reading →

Contrary to what my mother wrote on the photo I posted on Monday, we didn’t build that boat. Heck, we were just little kids. It was my father’s snapping turtle box. He used to go hunting snapping turtles in the … Continue reading →

Hi. Nothing much today. I replaced a cut-off to my hot water heater and raked leaves. And I fed Frau Grace oysters. She’s nutz about oysters. And clams. And now it’s crayfish since I made jambalaya the other day. She’s … Continue reading →

I was six and Billy was seven: Seventy years later: Isn’t it so good to find your very first best friend after so many years! Hey, folks, I’m still trying to make a few bucks on the side…