Dear Logbook, fourteenth day of the first trip. Yesterday as I told you we had in mind to take a walk with the Family. That’s how it went. We gave it under a constant rain. It was not very long. We were going to visit a house, because with the rules of these lands, if

Dear Logbook, thirteenth day of the first trip Yesterday there was no big news. I received the visit of my usual night “friend” sleeplessness or insomnia again after only a few hours of not very deep sleep. Anyway, it is nothing that this sailor has not experienced during these thirteen days of crossings. After breakfast,

Dear Logbook, twelfth day of the first trip. Yesterday was more or less as I expected. After the land crew had left with my blood, we proceeded to close some matters and then I prepared lunch, ate and went for a walk. The weather was auspicious for it. In fact, the afternoon was nice to

Dear Logbook, eleventh day of the first trip. Well, yesterday finally I decided to change course on my walks. I approached the place where I worked to bring them the food that my little sailors tried for breakfast. My partners, who are my friends, tasted it very willingly and they did not leave anything. I

Dear Logbook, tenth day of the first trip. Yesterday after the walk, which I can say that I really enjoyed nature on, we returned to a routine that will be the general tonic of the days on land without crossings. That is, take a walk, get home and prepare food to eat, administer the fluids

Dear Logbook, ninth day of the first trip. Yesterday, after arriving home, the day ran normally. I tasted the prepared meals and after taking a little “chemistry” and moving my gut with the dart to receive a liquid minidosis, I went for a walk so that the possible effects of the liquids would expand over

Dear Logbook, eighth day of the first trip. Today has dawned cool. Autumn is here and the breeze in the port makes gloves and a hat necessary. After preparing the meals for the little sailors, I prepared mine. As I said, these meals usually consist of whole wheat toast with grated tomato, extra virgin olive

Dear Logbook, seventh day of the first trip. Nothing extraordinary has happened today regarding how I feel. We are still very animated and enjoying walks both in solitude and in the company of friends that are tremendously worthwhile. On land, it is time to recharge body and soul in order to face the voyages in

Dear Logbook, sixth day of the first trip. Today at the beginning I had no plans to write anything. But at the end of yesterday I did not go for a walk and decided to rest and read the letters and messages of encouragement that were in the post office. Oh my God! Thank you,

Dear Logbook, fifth day of the first trip. Yesterday turned out to be a nice day and, on that walk that I was telling you about, I discovered new spots of this land. Backwaters and peace, where one can feel calm and relaxed. The walk was at a quiet pace for almost two hours, in