After breakfast, Roy went to Sears, bought two batteries, and brought them back to the boat in a taxi. He feels a lot better now.
I finished writing the family history for Meghan. If anyone else wants a copy, just let me know.
After putting the final coat of varnish on the toe-rails, I took the log to the place that had the clunky copier and ran off ten copies. It went a lot faster than I had expected, but then I had to collate them by hand. That's what took the time. Anyway, now they're ready to mail.
The radar repairmen came by with the new motor. Our radar works again! So now we're ready to leave for Fort Lauderdale. Paid for our dockage to tomorrow morning, so we can leave bright and early. However, a big storm is expected tomorrow, so we might not get away until Sunday, which is fine by me, as it will give me a chance to take the logs to the post office.
Today was like a day in spring. Delightful. But we keep seeing pictures on the television news of the terrible rain and floods in California. I hope none of you were affected by it.
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