We enjoyed a slow morning onboard with no plans other than to stay put for the day. I read on Fiberglass Beach and enjoyed the warm sunshine. Pete came over and we began our latest discussion of weather, travel plans, and the latest virus news. A fresh spinach salad topped with turkey and corn salsa was a special onboard lunch treat and I savored every bite. The early afternoon hours were occupied by more reading with occasional retreats inside as small showers passed through. At 4:00 we headed to Cruisers/Pirates Beach with a group of other boaters which included Amy and Rex from Xtasea. We sat around for several hours discussing the same three topics -- weather, travel plans, and virus. After a while, it just became too much to stress over so I went off to explore the many things brought ashore by cruisers. Many new items had been added since we were last here a few days ago. Tossing the cornhole bags provided a great diversion.
Folks came and went during the three hours we were there. A dinghy carrying a German shepherd and black lab landed and the dogs put on quite a show. We stayed until the sun set and then returned to Crossroads well after our normal dinner time. We will depart in the morning -- after another check of weather and virus news -- and head back north to Norman's Cay.
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