The further googlization of my screentimes....News...No not just
news...google news. I love the line that tells me how fresh/stale the news
item is....phreaking cewl.
So far I like the content range.

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SF Weekly:
>Nothing's more enticing than an evening cruise around San Francisco Bay,
>and the islands, bridges, and lights of the city are especially entrancing
>viewed from this vintage brigantine schooner. Built in 1933 and recently
>restored to its former glory, the 78-foot Rendezvous looks like a clipper
>ship out of the Gold Rush era, with its 80-foot masts and square-rigged
>sails.
That sounds like fun. But it sets the wrong precedent.
Here's the better idea. Invite her for an afternoon
cruise under the Golden Gate bridge in your Stonehorse
day sailor. Under way, ask her if she'd like to take
the stick. Back at slip, cook her dinner. Something
simple, but good, maybe a stir fry or a stew, served
in the cockpit, with an inexpensive but potable wine.
If she runs away after that, 'tis good riddance. If
she wants to try it again, another day, she shows
promise. If she asks you to show her the V berth, you
have a girlfriend. If she notes your brightwork needs
another coat, and asks what you're using on it,
propose on the spot.
;-)
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