I’ve been waiting to post about this new hatted position until the website was up and running and I could send you to it. But we have postponement. I feel a bit like an astronaut whose flight was aborted, but this is another test in patience. Still, I’m going to … Read more →
Six thousand miles and barely a ding. And now?
Sea Venture has seen storms before. Most of the big ones have been at sea, with room to roam and room to ride them out. Yes, she’s had a few dings in the last 6,000 miles. She lost bow planking in a big blow in the Sea of Cortez. Her … Read more →
The Hat. Watch the Hat.
Another hint: This is the hat that goes with the picture that’s on the new website that tells the story that links to the news we’re about to disclose. (I know. It’s a tad more formal than my sailing hats. At least I’m smiling. I was when … Read more →
Think Hats
These have been my hats of choice for years: Sailing California Walking Ensenada’s Malecon Sailing Sea Venture’s dinghy off Isla Carmen in the Sea of Cortez At Sea Venture’s helm And lunching in Mazatlan Hats define my workplace. I sail, therefore I wear a … Read more →
Chila Bradshaw Woychik Writes
Chila: A legacy lurks within me bound within each cell— the longing I have to matter and passion to do it well, to tread while leaving footprints and live while loving hard, to fight the wakeful sleeping and benefit from scars. I’ll fall off the edge of … Read more →
Stateside Parking
Sea Venture has a parking space. Poor lovely lady must feel slightly out of place among the sport fishing vessels, gleaming and pampered, that surround her. She won’t blend. She’s happiest at anchor in some remote and lovely spot, but sometimes life intervenes, and she, like the rest of … Read more →







