When planning a sailing trip, it is very important that you plan your guest list carefully. In close quarters, for even a day (much less 12 days) temperaments can differ and before you know it, company can become quite unwelcome. But, when you mesh well, the kids adjust to having extra parents, and the adults become in sync with each other very soon. By the end of the trip you really become a family (in the true sense of the word). Although I don't have a picture of all 10 of us together, here are some shots of members of our family grouped together by last name.
When planning a sailing trip, it is very important that you plan your guest list carefully. In close quarters, for even a day (much less 12 days) temperaments can differ and before you know it, company can become quite unwelcome. But, when you mesh well, the kids adjust to having extra parents, and the adults become in sync with each other very soon. By the end of the trip you really become a family (in the true sense of the word). Although I don't have a picture of all 10 of us together, here are some shots of members of our family grouped together by last name. 
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Bravo, Shannon, on your blog entries about the trip! I've enjoyed seeing the photos and reading about all you guys did. What a great family trip!
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