There’s a saying about cruising that “the highs are higher and the lows are lower.”
Some of those lows can seem miles deep.
And while I generally love cruising (witness my blog), one of those “get me out of here” days hit me last summer.
But it wasn’t permanent . . . listen in for how I quickly got back to loving it.
Prefer to read? Check out That Time I Wanted Off the Boat.
Anonymous says
Spent a miserable night off rose island Bahamas rolling 45 degrees back and forth looking at RVs for sale.
Lisa Kelly says
Life on land can be like this too,! Wherever we are we have to realize we are stronger than the problem., If we want to be, but we to scream once in while to release. What a better place to do it but out in the ocean where no one hears us. LOL… SOL.. SCREAM OUT LOUD.
Anonymous says
Goodness me that rang a bell! Often people ask me how DH and I cope with being together 24/7 in a confined space and under the pressures inherent to cruising. My reply is always (because it’s true!) “Wedding rings get thrown – but never overboard” ❤️