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		By: beachmama		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[A better question might have been, &quot;What has you want to move around so often?&quot; which you answered beautifully. It was a good question for those of us who live rather stationary lives. I for one have been living vicariously through your images and stories. My husband gets terrible motion sickness so would never entertain this lifestyle. I&#039;ll have to settle for living on the coast and kayaking in calm waters. 

Friends/clients sailed around for 2 1/2 years. They took a sabbatical from their work, learned how to sail, bought a boat and never looked back. The wife told me she used to get violently ill for the first three days at sea. After three days she was fine. If they were on land or anchored for more than a week she would go through the violent effects of sea sickness all over again so then never set anchor for more than 5 days anywhere for 2 1/2 years.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A better question might have been, &#8220;What has you want to move around so often?&#8221; which you answered beautifully. It was a good question for those of us who live rather stationary lives. I for one have been living vicariously through your images and stories. My husband gets terrible motion sickness so would never entertain this lifestyle. I&#8217;ll have to settle for living on the coast and kayaking in calm waters. </p>
<p>Friends/clients sailed around for 2 1/2 years. They took a sabbatical from their work, learned how to sail, bought a boat and never looked back. The wife told me she used to get violently ill for the first three days at sea. After three days she was fine. If they were on land or anchored for more than a week she would go through the violent effects of sea sickness all over again so then never set anchor for more than 5 days anywhere for 2 1/2 years.</p>
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