For New Year's Eve I joined Mia and her friends at for a party that was a lot of fun. Sometimes a lot of fun means a cell phone breaks or gets water damage... Long story short I have a new phone. I promise I'll take better care of this one...  

A Cenoura getting diesel and a refreshed CNG take - Docking was a breeze with the midship cleat/eye part I recently bought. Also to be noted is that fuel fill up is done on the middle dock, not the farthest east dock. There was no wind or problem backing out and moving over (I looked like pro)

So most of New Year's Day was spent at the Apple Store even though the plan was to take the boat out to the mooring, sale and stay the night out there. Needing wifi and power and heat and light, we decided that it was best to just stay at the dock that night. Luckily because of the day off, Saturday was like a bonus day and we took the boat out then. I filled the half empty fuel tank and got a backup stove tank as the fuel dock, check those off the to-do list.  there wasn't much wind and after seeing this photo below that Mia took from A Cenoura, it confirms that the dinghy's sail is fairly small requiring a lot of wind for the boat to be a lot of fun. Still, though, it's always fun to get to sail. 

Sailing the dinghy  

Went to St. James church up the street with Mia