I leave the boat after 35 days because of a crew member conflict.

I know I haven’t been blogging here for a long time, but that’s because I’ve been blogging on the My Great Loop Adventure website. For 35 days, I blogged every single day, falling behind more than once and managing to catch up. If you haven’t read any of those posts, I highly recommend that you do. Here’s a handy index in date order.

But I’m home now and back to work around my house. I’ve even managed to arrange to attend two art shows for selling my jewelry — shows that I would not have been able to do if I’d stayed on board the boat.

And that’s my point: I’m home about three weeks early. I had a huge problem with the other crew member and it got to the point where the trip just wasn’t fun anymore. I will expand on this in another blog post — I learned a lot about myself and dealing with other people. I will also blog a summary of the things I learned on the trip. And a summary of what was good and bad about the trip.

In other words, the 35 days I was on board Nano has given me plenty to write about. So stay tuned. I’m hoping to continue my one-post-a-day routine here in this blog — at least for a while.