And they are all Gone

One of the toughest parts of cruising is everyone goes their own way at their own pace.  This means saying a lot of goodbyes.  Since coming to Guam we have met 6 cruising boats passing through Guam.  We have decided to stay until 2013 to see if Guam has more to offer than a transient stop.  Anyway over the last few weeks we have seen all of the cruisers leave.  It is rough being left behind and we keep trying to second guess if we made the right decision.  Guess only time will tell that!

Jim & Tori Yacht Elanya and Rick Yacht Freestyle

Easter at the Club

Easter was at the club this year.  Another potluck affair but a great turnout.  The kids enjoyed the Easter Egg Hunt, the adults the food and beer!  And all enjoyed the egg toss.

Kids getting the goodies

Beginning the egg toss

Farewell Tie Dye Party

Lots of people are giving us grief for not updating the blog.  We had originally thought of this as more of a sailing blog.  But many point out that it should be of Sari Timur, us and our travels.  Well as Sari Timur and travels aren’t happening the pages have been rather blank.  But that doesn’t mean that we have dropped off the planet.  Far from it.  So we are going to add bits of what is going on until we finally get the chance to get up and sail again.

First entry is an activity at the club.  A family is leaving Guam after several years here, and the family has been very prominent in the Yacht Club.  The Moritz clan is moving back to the mainland.  They are famous for many things mostly their smiles and positive attitude.  But they are also famous for their tie dyes.  So what better way to send them off, than a tie dye party.  Besides they were sponsoring the dyes!!!

A great turn out.  I am sure more for the chance to get together one last time.  But the tie dyes turned out neat too.

So we hope to add some smaller entries but still entries pretty regularly so please keep watching.

Some Samples of what to do

Pauline dying to get it right!

Our dish to pass