Crew Confessions: journal entries from our most honest contributors
Catching My First Wave
I hopped on my board and started paddling, even though I could still walk if I wanted to because it was only about three feet deep. The first wave formed ahead and we skipped it. I pulled myself into a plank and prepared for the drop. I open my eyes. The salt water dripped around them. Once the wave died down, I started paddling again. Another wave came and I decided to take it.
Hobbies and School: Teen Life on a Sailboat
I have learned about lots of different cultures, animals, and how to do new things. We have gotten to experience Colombian culture, Panamanian Culture, and different island cultures so far. I have learned a lot about jellyfish, and have seen and learned a little about sloths, fireflies, starfish, and so many other animals. I have learned how to scuba dive, which I never even thought I would try...
Tips and Tricks for Surviving on a Boat with Nine People
Living on a boat is definitely a challenge but is it worth the white sand beaches and the coconut mock-tails? No. But, it is wonderful in its own VERY unique ways. Like the thrill you get when you are holding a bag of fish and 3 nurse sharks are circling you.