13 Nights
On the first night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me a LUMPY, BUMBY, ROLLY SEA.
On the second night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me TWO HOURS OF DRAGGING A BUOY, and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea.
On the third night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me THREE CLUMPS OF SARGASSO WEED, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea.
On the fourth night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me FOUR CHOCOLATE BARS, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the fifth night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me FIVE DEAD FLYING FISH ON THE DECK, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the sixth night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me SIX SQUALLS, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the seventh night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me SEVEN PLAYFUL DOLPHINS, six squalls, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the eight night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me EIGHT POUNDS OF MAHI MAHI, seven playful dolphins, six squalls, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the ninth night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me NINE CHECKMATES IN A ROW, eight pounds of Mahi Mahi, seven playful dolphins, six squalls, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the tenth night of our Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me TEN CARIBBEAN RUM PUNCHES IN MY FUTURE, nine checkmates in a row, eight pounds of Mahi Mahi, seven playful dolphins, six squalls, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the eleventh night of out Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me ELEVEN OCEAN SUNSETS, ten Caribbean rum punches in my future, nine checkmates in a row, eight pounds of Mahi Mahi, seven playful dolphins, six squalls, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea
On the twelfth night of out Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me TWELVE MOONLESS STARRY NIGHTS, eleven ocean sunsets, ten Caribbean rum punches in my future, nine checkmates in a row, eight pounds of Mahi Mahi, seven playful dolphins, six squalls, five dead flying fish on the deck, four chocolate bars, three clumps of sargasso weed, two hours of dragging a buoy and a lumpy, bumpy, rolly sea.
On the thirteenth night of out Atlantic Crossing my true love gave to me the NEWS THAT WE’LL ARRIVE IN THE MORNING because we made it across the Atlantic Ocean, yes we did it, we sailed right over the lumpy, bumpy, rolly seaeeeeeeeeee! Oh yaaaaah.
This made me smile so much!!!! Love you guys and love hearing about your adventures and so glad you are finished crossing the Atlantic!
So silly, so funny, so exciting to read about your voyage. I actually felt a little seasick while reading. I’m glad you’re back on this side of the world and ready to host all of your visitors to Antigua.
Hahahaha! That’s funny about feeling seasick. Me too!
I looked at the pictures without my readers and thought Michael was sporting a new haircut with a part in the middle. I had a good laugh when I put them on and realized those are his sunglasses. I love that shot of the two of you all smiles.
Thanks John. You crack us up!
Haha. I 💗 reading your blog when I can’t find sleep 😴
Funny. Silly and totally entertaining. Yes very happy that you’re in a closer time zone. So in awe of both of you.