It's times like these that make me question what the fuck I am doing out here. The trips where you don't do your job, but instead fight with failed systems, bad data, incorrect procedures, extremely bad weather and a pissed-off client who's paying you tens of millions of dollars for garbage, seem to take years off your life. I nearly had a stroke this morning when I couldn't get the washing machine to start up. Good Lord, I'm in a bad place right now.
I wish I could snuggle up between PW & LP and sleep for a month, forgetting about this place and this lousy life out here, entirely. I would also give just about anything for a liter or two of distilled potato.
Nonetheless, they've got me trapped. I can't escape for home and there's no distilled potatoes onboard, so I'll carry on. With that, I'll Leave you with a picture of my latest, "ride". It had better ride well through the upcoming storm. The next 24 hrs are forecast to be at least as bad as the storm I "dead" blogged up in the Chukchi Sea, about a year and a half ago, where it nearly sank the damn ship. Good times.

4 comments:
I hope that you can get your frustation level down before the storm/bad seas hit. I hate being frustated by work. Anyway, hang in there or on, should the need arise!
Well, at least it looks big enough to handle rough seas.
Thanks Leann, I have a nice, comfy spot on the floor already picked out for tonight:)
Snog-she's damn fine ship. Sailed straight through the eye of a cat 5 hurricane off Australia two years ago. Unfortunately, WE bang around inside like nuts and bolts in a clothes dryer. Should prove to be an interesting night...
Put some cactus juice and fruit juice in a glass with some ice, et the ship shake it, you should be good to go.
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