May 17th
I am so thankful that Brian can repair almost everything on the boat. It's hard enough to wait for parts to be delivered, but when you also have to wait for people to do the work, then the time and costs are multiplied expediently. We allowed a month in Stuart to get the upholstery done and while here we stumbled on Scotty. Scotty is a young (really hunky cute) man that used to commission boats for Krogen. He is now an independent contractor that can fix anything on a Krogen -- best of all, the things that Brian doesn't know how to do or doesn't want to do. He is going to add a larger alternator, service the water maker, change out the septic system hoses, put a new starter on one of the air conditioners and replace a stabilizer piston. Only problem -- he has been in Baltimore for 10 days. Expected back soon.....
Gary and Guy the upholsterers. They are still working hard to get everything done. |
May 19th
Well, something else did happen. Brian had a few spots on his skin that needed to be checked by a dermatologist. The doctor burned off five squamous cell carcinomas. The sixth one had to be scraped and sent in for a biopsy. It takes ten days to get the results. If there are clear margins, we are on our way. If not, they schedule surgery. The biopsy came from the back of his ear. Since there is little skin there, they would have to do a skin graft. Boy, oh boy!!!!
The good news is -- Scotty has returned to Stuart and is clicking off the tasks on our list.
The other good news -- we are going to try to go to Minnesota on Tuesday for a few days to see Steve and family.
Gotta smile -- we're lovin the ride!
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