Our Life with Ceol Mor

We are getting super excited around these parts. It's not due to the holidays, although Kitty was very happy to find that Santa could i...

In the midst of everyone in the US getting ready for Christmas and Santa, while everyone seems to be decking their halls (and walls and l...

No, really. I am serious. If you've ever had to recore a soft spot in a deck or had to try to work around a winch handle that continual...

Last weekend, all of the Kemah/Clear Lake area was in a tizzy. Boats lined up and down the channel and major traffic routes were shut do...

No time to be schmoopy about the fact that we are STILL in refit mode when we had planned to have a year of cruising under our belt at t...

Palm trees, cause sometimes refit photos are just too boring It took us a few weeks to finally decide on the interior lighting. Actuall...

While we are still toying with the deck layout (more on that later) Operation Make Ceol Mor A Home continues. We installed yet more tas...

For those of you who read the last post and though "Get back to the boat already." this post should make you happy. For those of ...

We affectionately refer to our main sail as Baggy MacBaggerton One of Mark's favorite dock buddies is Salty Gene. His name is actu...

Mark has asked me to come up with a plan for our galley. While we both cook (well, I do things in the kitchen/galley that could be called c...

Baby feet are much cuter than bilge pumps As we finish the last bit of wiring until such time as we add new electronics, we are now mov...

One of the issues we've had is water collecting in the bilge. This meant a trip up the mast for Mark to suss out the reason since we...

There are times when my desire to just get going conflicts with Mark's desire to get going when the boat is just as he would like it.  ...

While we thoroughly enjoyed our vacation, there has been no rest for the weary- or wicked. Or something. The day after we returned from the...