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Forum: Provisioning 03-19-2011
Replies: 14
Views: 6,073
Posted By SailorPam
Another tip about butane stoves: we got our...

Another tip about butane stoves: we got our first one at an outdoor sports show. After several years it stopped working, can't remember what the problem was, but I went to the restaurant supply...
Forum: herSailNet 09-23-2009
Replies: 26
Views: 4,908
Posted By SailorPam
Wow, I'm jealous! I was almost twice your age...

Wow, I'm jealous! I was almost twice your age when I started sailing. And I'm still a couple years from moving aboard with my boyfriend. Well okay, husband of 25 years, but he's always my...
Forum: Cruising & Liveaboard Forum 08-26-2009
Replies: 19
Views: 4,026
Posted By SailorPam
What a great report! Thanks for the pics. ...

What a great report! Thanks for the pics. You've strengthened my resolve to make the trip north again next year. Where did you get your earth flag?
Forum: herSailNet 07-21-2009
Replies: 240
Views: 59,280
Posted By SailorPam
Okay Marty. But with a variation on the theme: ...

Okay Marty. But with a variation on the theme:

No leash, no collar, no problems.

http://www.sailblogs.com/member/chapsail/index.php?show=gallery&aid=4037&pid=110320
Forum: herSailNet 07-21-2009
Replies: 240
Views: 59,280
Posted By SailorPam
Upon boarding: 1 - Remove & Stow shoes. 2 -...

Upon boarding:
1 - Remove & Stow shoes.
2 - Remove & Fling bra.
3 - Open hatches.

Simple. No bra, no panties, no problems.
Forum: Provisioning 12-26-2008
Replies: 60
Views: 7,035
Posted By SailorPam
We've had some great bottles in the $3 to $5...

We've had some great bottles in the $3 to $5 range from Grocery Outlet. Yes, they have Two Buck Chuck. But they have some others too. They have an Australian Cab called GumBear that's actually...
Forum: Provisioning 10-06-2008
Replies: 18
Views: 3,885
Posted By SailorPam
Dang! I can't wait to move to Puget Sound and...

Dang! I can't wait to move to Puget Sound and start stalking "Hello Gorgeous"! Thank you for a great post. I learned some good tips, especially the dried fruit. And I feel vindicated for all of...
Forum: Boat Review and Purchase Forum 09-09-2008
Replies: 8
Views: 1,731
Posted By SailorPam
My husband and I also considered the Potter 19. ...

My husband and I also considered the Potter 19. However one of the drawbacks for us was that it appeared the centerboard when pulled up kind of disects the cabin. None of the other retractable...
Forum: herSailNet 09-04-2008
Replies: 20
Views: 2,377
Posted By SailorPam
deBrad7 Two useful items: American...

deBrad7

Two useful items:

American Outdoors: Soft-Sided Coolers (http://www.aocoolers.com/)
I have two of these soft-sided coolers. They are tough and keep ice for two days. The ones with...
Forum: herSailNet 09-03-2008
Replies: 20
Views: 2,377
Posted By SailorPam
I made a dish that was a hit this last weekend. ...

I made a dish that was a hit this last weekend. I melted about a tablespoon of butter in a skillet, threw in about half a pound of bay scallops (the little ones) gave them a light seasoning of...
Forum: herSailNet 08-28-2008
Replies: 127
Views: 24,048
Posted By SailorPam
We installed a lazy jack system on our Catalina...

We installed a lazy jack system on our Catalina 25 this year that we found on Sailrite's website. It comes with all the parts and can be stored out of the way when undersail. When we get ready to...
Forum: herSailNet 06-30-2008
Replies: 70
Views: 11,687
Posted By SailorPam
I store salad greens - either for tranport or...

I store salad greens - either for tranport or left overs - in paper towelling inside a ziploc bag. The paper towels absorb the moisture the and leaves stay fresh longer. And it packs into small...
Forum: herSailNet 01-13-2008
Replies: 4
Views: 2,773
Posted By SailorPam
I bought this book (Doggy on Deck, Penchant...

I bought this book (Doggy on Deck, Penchant Press) at the Strictly Sail Pacific show last spring.
http://www.doggyondeck.com/

It has a good reference section on the restrictions of many...
Forum: herSailNet 12-06-2007
Replies: 5
Views: 2,323
Posted By SailorPam
Well, I've encountered several characters, not...

Well, I've encountered several characters, not sure if they're bad or not. Everybody's bad - or good :cool: - at something, right? I think I'd have to agree though that the nature of sailing...
Forum: Living Aboard 11-17-2007
Replies: 24
Views: 2,128
Posted By SailorPam
Oh yeah! When we had cats and lived out in the...

Oh yeah! When we had cats and lived out in the country they would often bring home some "gift", often alive. To this day when my sister and I bring a "hostess gift" to each other when visiting we...
Forum: herSailNet 11-17-2007
Replies: 70
Views: 14,623
Posted By SailorPam
Denise I know what you mean. My mother always...

Denise I know what you mean. My mother always wanted me to find "someone nice who will take care you". I'd tell her I was quite capable of taking care of myself, but I was looking for someone I...
Forum: Provisioning 11-08-2007
Replies: 35
Views: 9,175
Posted By SailorPam
Rev. Mike, Here's an OSU (Oregon) link about...

Rev. Mike, Here's an OSU (Oregon) link about tuna
http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog/pdf/pnw/pnw194.pdf
I was wrong, it gets processed for 100 minutes. We process chicken, beef and pork for...
Forum: Provisioning 11-08-2007
Replies: 35
Views: 9,175
Posted By SailorPam
Rev. Mike, My canner's instructions...

Rev. Mike,

My canner's instructions specified that tuna should be baked, cooled, refrigerated over night and then packed with boiling water or oil before processing, and I think the processing...
Forum: Provisioning 11-08-2007
Replies: 35
Views: 9,175
Posted By SailorPam
I know what you mean. We're going to stick to...

I know what you mean. We're going to stick to the large, firmer fish - tuna, maybe salmon. Stuff you tend to get in larger quanities than you would eat at a single meal. I'll let you know how it...
Forum: Cruising & Liveaboard Forum 11-08-2007
Replies: 71
Views: 7,662
Posted By SailorPam
You were playing dumb? Man it's so hard to tell...

You were playing dumb? Man it's so hard to tell with your people :D

Another useful technique my husband uses is actually doing the laundry - his way. This of course is in direct opposition to...
Forum: Provisioning 11-08-2007
Replies: 35
Views: 9,175
Posted By SailorPam
One more idea - Dave & I pressure can our meat. ...

One more idea - Dave & I pressure can our meat. There is an initial equipment investment for the canner & jars, and the time and effort that goes into the canning. That being said, we watch for...
Forum: Boat Review and Purchase Forum 11-05-2007
Replies: 6
Views: 966
Posted By SailorPam
Hi Tom, My husband & I have been looking at...

Hi Tom,

My husband & I have been looking at the 44 and the older 43 for a liveaboard. We've heard good things all around about them. There is a Morgan owner's forum here on SailNet and also a...
Forum: Sailboat Design and Construction 11-03-2007
Replies: 72
Views: 10,872
Posted By SailorPam
Lesmusic1, We looked at the same boat I...

Lesmusic1,

We looked at the same boat I suspect, at The Sailing Life? Spent a couple of hours crawling all over her. You may have already seen this thread
...
Forum: herSailNet 10-29-2007
Replies: 6
Views: 1,985
Posted By SailorPam
Thanks for the review Jim. I've picked that book...

Thanks for the review Jim. I've picked that book up a couple of times, but always opted for something else. I'll pick it up next time. I'd rather explore those issues ahead of time and be prepared...
Forum: Seamanship 10-29-2007
Replies: 70
Views: 33,811
Posted By SailorPam
We bought our 10 footer three years ago. It took...

We bought our 10 footer three years ago. It took my husband a while to overcome the looks. I'll admit she isn't the prettiest girl at the dance, but she hauls lots of stuff, rows well, motors well...
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