One of my favorite things about being on a catamaran for five days was our Captain Whitney and her Wonderdog Penny. Penny is a nine year old mutt Whitney bought for $50 and who uses her cerebral matter more than the average human. She truly keeps track of all events happening on the boat and watches over each of her passengers as if it’s her destiny. Each time someone jumped into the ocean she would watch them and bark just once to let everyone know there is a person overboard. When whales were in the area she would stand, nose pointing at them, like an Irish Setter pointing a pheasant. Only if one got close to the boat, maybe within 20 yards, would she let out with a couple of barks just to let us know to pay attention. She stored up all this energy for lifeguarding and whale watching by taking frequent, but short, naps all over the boat, on towels, on our laps, on the trampoline, on the seats around the fantail.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Grandchildren European Trip: Napoleon Tomb, Rodin, D’orsy,(Friday, May 30, 2025)
It has been rewarding to me to see how our grandchildren have become experts in the streets surrounding the Grand Hotel St. Michell, navigat...
-
Friday May 3: Today we start the long flights home. We left Rome flying on LOT, the Polish Airline, which took us first to Warsaw and th...
-
I am sitting in the lobby of our hotel starting on this blog post. The rest of the crowd is still upstairs repairing their jet lag. A wo...
-
Glenn and Susan drove into Lahaina to explore the town. Sandy and I stayed close (walking distance) to the condominium. Certainly after fi...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.