Summer Snooze ‘n Cruise Report By Leslie Carver

Snooze and Cruise is a fun, quarterly club sail to Blake Is. State Park.  All members and their guests are welcome to attend!

FALL SNOOZE 'N CRUISE!
HALLOWEEN PARTY, PRIZES, WIND!
Snooze ‘n Cruise is an exciting quarterly event where the club 
sails out to Blake Island on a Saturday, has a great cookout 
and party on the island Saturday night, and sails back to
 the WAC on Sunday. So mark your calendars and plan to be
 there! Fall Snooze ‘n Cruise is October 28th and 29th. 
We should be in for good wind, and tons of fun!

THERE IS A FOOTBALL GAME THE WEEKEND OF SNOOZE 'N CRUISE!
PARKING WILL BE AN ISSUE.
STAY TUNED FOR MORE DETAILS.

    This summer’s snooze n cruise was very exciting and thrilling. Some may think that an uphill leg with little wind then no wind, followed by people going to bed before midnight, followed by a downwind run with little wind is boring and dull. Not so. Several important lessons were learned during this snooze n cruise, which I will summarize.

1. Andy has an evil twin. Who knew? Several boats encountered a bearded gentleman who bore a striking resemblance to our own Andy, dancing atop his vessel near Blakely Rock. Some were even brave enough to give him motor oil and a tow to shore. Of course Chris and Bob have always been known as the daring sort. One major difference between Andy and his twin, however, is that Andy’s twin was not wearing a large butterfly belt buckle. In fact, he was wearing almost nothing.

2. Debbie makes a mean spinach pesto.

3. Tang can be really good.

4. What the Coast Guard doesn’t know about their cadets won’t hurt them. Including their ability to make tang really good.

5. Norm is full of ... interesting... fireside songs and stories.

6. When a boat more than twice your size Farbugles you, luff them up, no matter how small you are.

7. Bruce did not get Farbugled. He vigorously defended his wind. He will declare this vehemently to anyone who will listen. As often as possible.

8. When Farbugling Bruce, it is proper etiquette to blast a toy bugle at him. Or at least it’s pretty funny.

9. When outside the locks waiting for hours and hours for the Seafair traffic to clear, never taunt someone who is aiming a water weapon at you by telling them it’s really hot and you want to get wet anyway. Especially if the person aiming the weapon is about to go off and become a lawyer. Always have your evil twin take your place, so they get wet instead.

10. It is far better to watch Commodores of Vice and former Commodores get each other wet, than to get wet oneself. What I want to know is how Randy always manages to avoid retribution coming down on him, when he usually starts these things.

Thanks especially to the skippers, the whaler drivers, and especially Debbie, for doing a great job and making summer SnC a success.

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