

Appeasing Pele we even coaxed the sun out for a brief, brilliant moment!


The volcano is now living in the cockpit, since it's a little big to have hanging around inside the boat. It snowed today and Zach loved having a snow peaked volcano. I think tomorrow we're going to be oozing more lava outside in the snow.
Is it spring yet?
1 comment:
Hi BabyBoat. I am so happy you left me some comments, which led me to explore your blog. While we have enjoyed weekend with friends who own boats, I could not imagine living on one. That's so cool that your family does, I can only imagine your view of the sunsets. I can not wait to explore your blog some more!! My daughter is fascinated with volcanoes too and I have been meaning to make a volcano with her (outside, of course.) After seeing this entry, I think that is what we'll be up to tomorrow.
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