May 14, 2006 -- Mother's Day in Georgetown

We decided to leave the boat in Georgetown while we took a quick trip home to Vancouver. Our flights worked well and we were able to get all the way home in one day. Vancouver felt very chilly to us for the first week, but the weather was starting to warm up by the time we left and we felt a little sad to be leaving at the prettiest time of the year.

While we were home we attended to business (like income tax) and had good visits with family and friends, did a bit of gardening, and scrubbed the winter moss off the deck (scrubbing the deck is not just a boat thing!) Our church celebrated its fiftieth anniversary while we were home, and we were happy to be there to see old friends and join in the activities.

The two weeks passed very quickly and now we are back in Georgetown, Bahamas, enjoying the HOT weather, intending to move along any day. The night we arrived, our friends Keith and Eva on "Seaview" invited us to dinner along with Ron, Donna, and girls from "Moon Beam III". It was so thoughtful of them and much appreciated after a long flight.

We attended the special Mother's Day church service this morning at St. Andrews Anglican, then came over to St. Frances resort for hot dogs and internet time. We'll go to the beach later to cool off.














The next update will probably come from Nassau.