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If you wondered why you hadn’t spotted me on the docks let alone the ocean, this picture should explain fully.
No, I haven’t changed the rule about not sailing with little kids. We never left the dock, but the kids and we adults had a great time.
Becky, her husband Matt and twins Abby and Katie flew home to wintry conditions in Indiana, leaving promises that they’d return. But with another set of twins due in June, I think we’ll visit the midwest before they get to see another Channel Islands sunset.
