Jennifer opened the door to
her new apartment. We helped Jennifer
pack, move and unpack for several days.
Sugar came along for the dinghy ride to greet Jennifer.
This is what our self
inflating lifejacket looked like when it inflated. We left our lifejackets in our dinghy. When Mae stepped into the dinghy, the water
in the dinghy went into contact with the lifejacket and poof! Yip, we know that the self inflating aspect
of the jacket works.
When we arrived in Nanaimo
Harbour, Marty quickly recognized a sailboat that was in Prince Rupert several
years ago. We got reacquainted with
Ralph & Ruth on SV Deo Volente from Smithers. They’ve lived on board their boat for many
decades. Ralph designed and custom made
their sailboat. Deo Volente is a unique
three masted boat. The length of their
boat was the result of the mathematical proportion that would allow them to
have standing room for their height.
SV Deo Volente
Sugar had a new experience of
going on a car ride. We rented a
vechicle to help Jennifer move to her new place.
Vicky, (Jennifer’s Anutie, Marty’s sister,) along with her son, Ben, kindly came to Nanaimo on Saturday, August 30, with their truck, to help Jennifer move the big furniture.
To keep your movers happy, serve them beer and pizza.
Thank you so much Vicky and
Ben.
Good bye to Jennifer’s first
bachlor’s suit.
Comforts of moving in, a new vacuum and fresh herbs on the
balcony.
Early morning bathroom breaks for Rose on Newcastle
Island. Sugar came for a cozy ride in
Mae’s jacket.
To celebrate a successful move, we went for dinner at the Dinghy
Dock Pub.
