Miss you already! Hope you have the adventures of a lifetime. Please, be safe on your journey, trust in God, yourself, and each other. Love you so much no matter what forever and always.
Hi Jason and Lara,
I am glad you arrived safely and are getting to have some fun before beginning the “Big Sail”. The place you were typing from looks beautiful, no hot water sounds really cold, and the boat looks smaller than what I ever imagined! Forget those navy sailors, you are a true sailor living 6 months on such a tiny vessel! Just stay safe, be good to each other, and stay in touch as often as you can. I’ll be anticipating each post! Love you both!!
Hi Cammie,
Glad you’re reading along. It’s definitely not a Navy ship, but things are moving along on readiness. The arch was delivered today, so the boat is looking more complete. Jason’s got some work today, so I’m getting off the computer.
xoxo, Lara
Best wishes to you all for your long journey. You will have many lonely hours at sea but remember there are many of us land lubbers who are are thinking about you and hoping for your safe return. The open sea can be a beautiful place on a well moonlit night and you can really get a feel for the vastness of it all. I remember this from my own sailing (Navy) days. God bless your trip and watch out for each other.
Dad
Kijro's Crossing 
I have a springsuit you can use. It’s a zipperless Rip Curl spring suit.
By: Nick 'Your Brother" on January 11, 2010
at 8:08 pm
Safe journey to all of you.
By: Heather Selby on January 12, 2010
at 9:46 am
Heather,
Thanks for the good wishes. We’re now in Carriacou, on our way.
By: joranahan on March 3, 2010
at 9:42 pm
I am so excited for you guys. Will be anticipating your postings as the trip unfolds.
By: Jay More on January 25, 2010
at 3:50 pm
Please have a safe travels…keep the wind at your back…sunshine on your face…enjoy
By: Tina on January 26, 2010
at 3:31 pm
Good luck and travel safely! Can’t wait to hear all about your trip. Proud of you for being so adventurous!
By: Sara Devall on January 29, 2010
at 7:03 pm
Miss you already! Hope you have the adventures of a lifetime. Please, be safe on your journey, trust in God, yourself, and each other. Love you so much no matter what forever and always.
By: Donna Decker on January 29, 2010
at 9:32 pm
Hi Jason and Lara,
I am glad you arrived safely and are getting to have some fun before beginning the “Big Sail”. The place you were typing from looks beautiful, no hot water sounds really cold, and the boat looks smaller than what I ever imagined! Forget those navy sailors, you are a true sailor living 6 months on such a tiny vessel! Just stay safe, be good to each other, and stay in touch as often as you can. I’ll be anticipating each post! Love you both!!
By: Cammie on February 5, 2010
at 7:03 am
Hi Cammie,
Glad you’re reading along. It’s definitely not a Navy ship, but things are moving along on readiness. The arch was delivered today, so the boat is looking more complete. Jason’s got some work today, so I’m getting off the computer.
xoxo, Lara
By: Lara Ortiz on February 5, 2010
at 10:44 am
Best wishes to you all for your long journey. You will have many lonely hours at sea but remember there are many of us land lubbers who are are thinking about you and hoping for your safe return. The open sea can be a beautiful place on a well moonlit night and you can really get a feel for the vastness of it all. I remember this from my own sailing (Navy) days. God bless your trip and watch out for each other.
Dad
By: Pete Decker on February 9, 2010
at 12:28 pm
Looking forward to sailing with you…virtually. Praying you have a fabulous trip. Fair winds!
By: JohnJohn on February 23, 2010
at 5:18 pm
Thanks John John,
I look forward to seeing the family drop in on here every now and again.
hugs,
Lara
By: Lara Ortiz on February 24, 2010
at 3:26 pm