All-Inclusive Resort
I’ve never been at an all-inclusive resort before and am really enjoying the experience. Living at an all-inclusive resort is truly being in the lap of luxury. Having less than 10 guests in the whole hotel is both a boon and a bane. While the guests are being treated with a great level of service and attention, there is no opportunity to “people watch”.
3 a la carte meals a day with changing menus is a nice luxury, and the portions are European sized rather than American sized so it is possible to clean the plate without feeling too guilty.
Working on the boat
I have made no progress in getting the boat ready for habitation, as I seem to spend all of my either eating or drinking and talking at the bar. I still cannot lift my right arm so I am looking to get Vision to do the stainless rust removal for me. Only the stainless on the bimini and dodger covers is problematic for me, as it entails lifting my broken wing over my shoulder