I think in most cases, people that are intensely interested in what they’re doing have the confidence to follow their heart and intuition. I think that may be the most admirable, yet dangerous trait that you can find in a human being. Watch out for those people
I came across this quote from Anthony Bourdain the other day and it sticking with me.
“I admire people who do things that are interesting to them. People who don’t have a strategy or master plan, or a brand.”
People that do things.
I get these moments where I feel like I can think in absolute clarity. It’s like the sunshine shines on just me and my thoughts, and the future seems so clear and bright… it’s spectacular.
It happened today.
I had a cocktail tonight and yes, I realize it’s Tuesday. There’s a possibility I had one yesterday on Monday too.
BUT, it’s summertime in Wisconsin and damn it all, we better get that back on the front page here.
#itslovelyhere
@OswaldSam Now that’s a vessel I’ll tip my cap to all season long. Although she’s not throwing steam anymore, the St. Mary’s Challenger certainly earned her place in my Great Lakes Hull of Fame with 100+ years on the water. Big fan, but don’t believe to be a threat come October.
With the Brewers off to a slow start, I’m shifting focus to The Great Lakes Shipping Season which just began last week in March.
Despite old age, I personally think the SS Alpena is bound to have another great shipping season.
Nonetheless, I think we’re in for a great season this year and I’m looking forward to seeing these expensive chunks of metal floating across my backyard pond.
especially in Door County.
Graceful, humble, resilient are words used to describe the Wilfred Sykes and while many people like to question her “Ohio” based configuration and features, the track record in the water speaks for itself…