Show Notes
The cruising lifestyle isn't a lazy way to live - if you want to be successful at it. A "typical" (if typical exists!) day on anchor in San Diego. Life on board is like occupational therapy; as long as you accept it as such it is mostly smooth sailing. You still have to live with your partner, and more pertinent but often not considered - you still have to live with yourself.
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