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Ditto!3somesarethenewblack said:Why don't you stay with "blissful" and make that your goal?
tboy said:How about:
Trainwreck?
NotsoBlissful?
Offmymeds?
BlissIaint?
Notquiteblissful?
To use your sailor/sea analogy: even a smart sailor knows enough to stay in port during a hurricane and not go looking for trouble.
blissful said:I actually like Offmymeds.
A for Sailing, a lover of the Sea will always venture out no matter. The thrill of Beating the Sea at her in her anger.
tboy said:Actually, you couldn't be more wrong.....don't even try to go there. I've got over 20 yrs experience and some of my friends have sailed around the world so......only complete idiots, novices and those looking to commit suicide have that attitude.
An experienced person will know: you don't beat the sea, she beats you.
Oh sorry, I forgot for a moment who I'm talking to.....my bad.
blissful said:. . . a few who like to try the impossible at times . . .
Art Mann said:Even if it seems impossible at times, Blissful, I pray you weather the storms and find safe harbor.
May peace and serenity be yours.

blissful said:Born by the Ocean, Friends and Family Sail around the world. Come from a Navy back ground and military too, Lawyers, teacher.
Also have been in gales. We had a Sail boat not a dingy. Sail inthe Pacific too. Whatever tboy, I am learning you are always Right. I guess me doing it does not count, so why argue with you. Puget Sound etc :neutral:, Caribbean. So I don't know anything really. They are a few who like to try the impossible at times, not just sit and write on the computer.
tboy said:I say "prove it". Get any one of those people you listed to send me photographs of them going out into a storm and I'll eat my words. Getting caught in a gale is a shit load of difference between purposefully going out into one with no good reason.
Oh, a little rain does not a storm make......