Monday, October 16,
2017
I get up early on a
mission to finalize preparations for Jeeno to enter the Bahamas, Turks and
Caicos. About 2.5 hours in I’m
annoyed. I can’t find anyone in the
nearby area to administer the Corona vaccine which is required for
Bahamas. I planned to have Shot Vet do
it, but our timing is off. They only
work on weekends and it’s Monday. We
needed to be in Fort Meyers two days earlier.
The Corona vaccine is no longer a common vaccine. Bahamas is currently reevaluating their
requirements and may be taking it off, but not yet.
The divers come by and
dive into the water delivering bad news when they surface. The prop needs to be replaced. Damn rocks, coral, oysters, whatever it was! Luckily, we have two props on board. They are a little smaller, but they will do
the trick. The damage on the original
prop is minor so we can repair it at a later time.
(PICTURE of the props to come)
During the prop
replacement I finally make headway for traveling with Jeeno. We decide to leave Fort Meyers and head an
hour east to Sweetwater Marina. Inside
the marina I am able to print Jeeno’s updated shot records and Joie finds a
book she’s willing to read. Aside from
life learning from our adventures, reading is the only “school” I’m requiring
of my children. Joie absolutely hates
reading so I am thrilled she found a book.
I requested an Ebook for her from the library weeks ago, but it’s still
not available. We also found Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: And It’s All
Small Stuff, a book we wanted to add to our collection since we saw it at
Pud’n's house in Louisiana.
I try to catch up on my
blog, but my computer won’t connect to the wifi.
Good night my friends.
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