Slept quite well last night. One more night on this Sailbox. The plan is to sail around a bit.

REMINDER: sunburn stuff aloe vera

Very hot lazy day at anchor after pounding in the waves.

Jackie and Emily took the dinghy in to get gas. We're planning to go ashore at 5.

I've been nearly completely worthless all day. I've been pondering how this "vacation" feels less compelling than a delivery. There's really not much to do. Maybe being in an area where there are more dinghy docks might help ... it just feels a bit pointless sailing around in this box without any purpose.

Cushion over board. Retrieved.

This sail box does not like to tack

Dammit. Lost my hat.

This box does not like waves.

Taking the box out for a sail.

Another night of very poor life choices.

Gorgeous day. This boat is basically a box in the water. It really does not sail very well, something that I had not really experienced to this degree before.

Attempting to jury rig some better sail controls
 I am not a fan of self tacking jobs. There's virtually no way to control the shape of the sail.

"4.6 kts!"

"We're screamin' now! Brace yourself!"

We are actually under sail and moving.

Slept like a rock.

BUG: app crashed. White screen of map death .. probably due to not being able to get coordinates

Bilge pump alarm keeps going off. I thought it was the shower sump but it turns out it was the bilge pump. Water is getting in somewhere.

The trip back was well executed. Wayne was the man with the plan.

There are a lot of very little kids here. A group of them, all girls probably around 4 years old, are being mean to a toddler ... a very little boy ... the little toddler looks so confused.

I fell trying to get out of the dinghy but didn't get the phones wet