I arrived at the dock this morning for the Henderson Inlet race, the second to the last of the inlet series, to discover that the boat I crew on, Koosah, was surrounded by a half-inch layer of ice. Not wanting to destroy the bottom paint trying to ice-break our way out to open water, our skipper announced we wouldn't be going out. It was too early (and too cold) to start drinking beer, so I turned around and headed back to Seattle. My car told me it was 23 degrees as I got back on the road.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
I arrived at the dock this morning for the Henderson Inlet race, the second to the last of the inlet series, to discover that the boat I crew on, Koosah, was surrounded by a half-inch layer of ice. Not wanting to destroy the bottom paint trying to ice-break our way out to open water, our skipper announced we wouldn't be going out. It was too early (and too cold) to start drinking beer, so I turned around and headed back to Seattle. My car told me it was 23 degrees as I got back on the road.
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I thought of you today. I spent this cold day standing on the edge of the soccer field. I earned the Soccer Mom title today.
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