Ah, sunsets have been lovely. Saturday’s came just after 8:30 PM, and Sunday’s will do the same. This Sunday sunrise was a few minutes before 6 AM arrived. Our weather pattern holds of cool nights and hot days. 100 today. No rain out here while storms strike the midwest and Arizona floods. That’s weather for you.
Went sailing last night. I was just along for the ride on a 85 foot schooner. Tail sails. I’ll write more about it another time. As required, though, Christopher Cross was brought to mind with “Sailing” from 1980. I mean, out there on deep water, away from traffic but still within sight of line, it’s a calming scene. During sunset. Ten knots. Strong, chilly winds. Full sails, heeling. Splashes once in a while. But sounds only from people chatting and laughing. There were twenty-two of us, including the crew of four. A mellow experience.
Stay positive, test negative, wear a mask when and as needed, get the vax. Here is the music. Cheers
Michael Seidel, writer 
Oh I envy you—we haven’t even gotten out in the kayaks yet this summer. The heat early on made the rivers around here so shallow!
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Multiple kayaking friends have similar issues – lakes, rivers, creeks, are all too shallow locally. Must get thyself to the ocean. Or a big lake.
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