Race 10 - Day 22
Crew Diary - Race 10 Day 22: Seattle to Panama
22 May

Gooooooood morning bloggers,

I hope you all had a good night sleep. Here on Nasduck, it's way too hot for my taste. Everybody here seems to agree that one day at sea is better than hundred days at the office. Man, these guys must have terrible jobs and horrible offices. I kind of miss my comfy desk chair, my air conditioning, my private toilets and my secretary bringing me my espresso and my freshly baked croissant with jam from Mario's bakery.

I digress. Since the race ended, life on board keeps rolling at a slower pace, which is something I don't really mind. We are getting very good at pretending to be busy especially when Rob is around (special thanks to my mentor Kate that had the patience and the energy to initiate me to the dark art of procrastination).

I think we are all looking forward to cross the Panama Canal and start to race again. Especially the newbies, like myself find these days quite long and uneventful (boooooooooring).

I hope to see you soon in NY in late July early August.

From your best Fender, that's all folks.