If You Miss Your Boat

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Don Evans

I have seen numerous posts, essentially virtual sailing, here's some things you can do at home, if you miss being aboard your boat during the winter months! 1. Sleep on the shelf in your closet. 2. Replace the closet door with a curtain. 3. Four hours after you go to sleep, have your spouse whip open the curtain, shine a flashlight in your eyes, and mumble, "Your watch!". 4. Put a wall across the middle of your bathtub and move the shower head down to chest level. 5. When taking showers, shut off the water while soaping. 6. Put lube oil in your humidifier instead of water and set it to high. 7. If your basement floods, during a sudden thaw, go down and start bailing. 8. Bring inside some type of gas motor (lawn mower, garden tiller, etc), start, and leave running while trying to listen to favorite CD, or having an in-depth conversation. 9. If the wind outside is howling, race around the house to make sure all windows and doors are secure (at night, everyone takes a turn on 'watch'). 10. Place all non-edible garbage in small plastic bags, and store in other half of tub (edible garbage to be thrown out the window). 0 11. Wake up at midnight and have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on stale bread. Cold canned ravioli or soup, is optional. 12. Make up your family menu a week ahead of time without looking in the pantry, fridge, or freezer. 13. Once a month, pick a major appliance, take it completely apart, and put it back together. 14. Use 18 scoops of coffee per pot, and allow it to sit for 5 to 6 hours before drinking. 15. Put a fluorescent light under the coffee table, and lay there to read a book. 16. Every so often, throw the cat in the tub (hot tub, large sink, etc.) and shout, "Man overboard!". Don Evans OD25 Muskoka Lakes,ON
 
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Greg Stebbins

You forgot the classsic.....

Stand fully dressed under a cold shower and tear up 20 dollar bills...
 
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Ernie

My wife has a few.

I e-mailed this article to her and she responded; "very funny. Some to add for us -set the alarm to ring every hour and half hour. -start with ice cubes in the tea pot and turn the stove to low to simulate an alcohol stove. -climb out the upstairs bedroom window and use a stepladder to get to the ground. -turn off the heat, sleep on the couch (together) and put a fan over your head. (also prop up one side of the couch) -How about lower the toilet and move the bathroom door to within inches of it. Why do we like the boat?!" I THINK SHES HOOKED !!!
 
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Jay Hill

Congrats Ernie...

...and this may be a great time to mention "moving up"??????????
 
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Ernie

JUST DID !!

We went from a Hobie 16 to a Hunter 33! Not a bad leap. We have been doing a lot of springtime work which is why most of her replies have to do with COLD.
 
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