Category Archives: Random Wanderings

I hate winter plain and simple. I will admit, when I was a kid, there were times I actually enjoyed winter. I have since come to my senses. I am no longer capable of skiing, sledding or taking long walks … Continue reading →

I put off acknowledging the onset of the cool weather as long as I can. I know this means getting caught barefoot in a tank top and shorts about a dozen times before I finally give in and start searching for … Continue reading →

Perception is a funny thing. Two or more people can vary greatly on their perception of the same topic. It is almost enjoyable to watch how differently people perceive situations. I get accused of constantly sailing and fishing. I do … Continue reading →

As a sailor, I know what a yard is but I don’t have much use for one. Also with being a sailor, I will admit, I am not real fond of nor am I very familiar with that “W” word but as … Continue reading →

The Tiger Shark is affectionately known by my geek marine biology friends as Galeocerdo cuvier.  It is a relatively large predator capable of growing to lengths of 16 feet. This shark gets its name from the dark stripes down its body … Continue reading →

Anyone who knows me at all, knows that I get worked up about absolutely nothing. I am not really worked up all that much about this either but some things really should be said aloud so that wrong assumptions are … Continue reading →

I worked on all my knot tying skills as any Boy Scout would at a young age. Then, as a young man’s fancy turn to young women, the knot tying skills are left to fade. Once the young man wises … Continue reading →

Fishing with Ronnie has been a treat since the day I met the guy. Everyone has always questioned his luck though. Not that is was ever exceptionally good. In fact, it is just the opposite. I have to believe he … Continue reading →

            Growing up there were two friends I had that were the absolute best friends that I ever had. Everyone has those kinds of friends at some point in their lives. We like to think as young kids that we, … Continue reading →