You ask, you get…
A number of you—a combination of print-deprived liveaboards and landlubbing
cheapskates—apparently want to read my Blue Water Sailing Magazine columns. I
can only assume you’re making the assumption you might actually finish
articles by me limited to no more than 1,000 words.Nonetheless, I’ve taken
your written requests seriously. I’ve gotten permission to send the Sailing on
Your Stomach articles individually, as published in Blue Water Sailing, to our
Aboard Lulu mailing list directly and to post them to the website.
Currently these pieces will dribble out into print at the rate of one every
two months—unless there’s a groundswell (or sea-surge) of approval in the form
of Letters to the Editor. No, I’m not suggesting you, my loyal readers, commit
such morally reprehensible—and easily detectable—dishonesties, but with some
such unsolicited luck, eventually they’ll appear monthly.
Which would be quite excellent, since I’ve been writing them at the rate of
about three per month. And “researching” at the rate of 10 a month, which a
cursory glance at my lower torso would confirm.
This introductory piece was printed as an endpaper, in their Blue Horizons
column. It did not address food per se, but rather their question “What is
your favorite anchorage?”
My answer—predictable to some—was plural.
Reprinted with permission from
Blue Water Sailing Magazine
Equus (December 2010)
San Andres Hymnal (October 2010)
Kuna Yala (May 2010)
Boss With The Sauce (March 2010)
201012-Equus.pdf
Fried Oyster (December 2009)
Annapolis Eats (October 2009)
Martineeky (August 2009)
Paying Homage In
Venezuela (June 2009)
A Real Hunk Of French Meat (April 2009)
Welcome Improvement (February 2009)
The Show Must Go On (December
2008)
Monkey Business (November
2008)
Casamarina Francisquis (September
2008)
Skinny Legs(July
2008)
Grand Case(May
2008)
Vie's Snack (March
2008)
L'Epi Soleil (January
2008)
Heidi's Honeymoon Beach (September
2007)
Tommy Cantina (April
2007)
Paradise Exponentially
(March 2007)
Grace Before Meals
(June 2007)
Hurricane Chavez
(September 2007)
