I’m so happy for you that you’re finally off the stilts! I hope that means you’ll be heading to warmer climates soon?

Even more, I’m happy to have my house moving in the water again. It was very weird not having my bed rocking at night.

Of course, Honey slept fine either way. 🙂

Yep, I was thinking about how adaptable and flexible Honey is this morning. She can’t step out of a tangled leash to save her life. But in the big things, we can always count on her. 🙂

I hate heights so I was totally freaked out. Especially when it was windy. But Honey didn’t treat it any differently. I guess I need to learn to be more like her.

The nail thing was my biggest worry. But that’s the only benefit of the steepness. The angle made it less likely she’d catch a nail. Hallelujah!

He is a good guy. Except for one thing.

So he didn’t have to walk Honey up and down throughout the day, Mike really tired her out in the morning with lots of fun retrieving and wrestling and tug.

This morning when I tried to amuse her with my pitiful stick throwing, Honey kept looking for Mike.

He’s spoiled my dog. 🙂

We’re heading out at dawn tomorrow with hopes of arriving at Mile Marker 0 of the Intracoastal Water Way around Norfolk, VA. Than it’s just south and south and until we feel warm again.

Perhaps the Florida Keys? 🙂

While we were up on the hard, I heard about a woman who was getting ready to do it in Thailand. With two children under the age of 10. For 5 months.

Believe me, it stopped my complaining for the most part. 🙂