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Caribbean first zoo visit!
When we moved aboard our sailing boat “Dee” our baby was just turn one year old. As we live on the water we have advantage of seeing the world, especially the sea up close. We realize that our little...
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Santa Lucia in my memory
Sul mare luccica l’astro d’argento.Placida è l’onda, prospero è il vento.Sul mare luccica l’astro d’argento.Placida è l’onda, prospero è il vento.Venite all’agile barchetta mia,Santa Lucia! Santa...
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Caribbean papaya
Living in the Caribbeans is like living in the paradise. Not only breathtaking views but also the tropical fruits we can have. If you like pineapples, bananas, papayas, watermelons, mangoes, eggplants,...
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The longest trip
My longest trip was not a sailing trip but it's one back home to Macau. As our families and friends know, I have to be back to work for short period and let the captain of s/v Dee alone with our baby...
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Thai passport holder travel in the Caribbeans
Travel with sailing boat maybe slightly different from by airplane in terms of Visa but trust me they all give me same headache. I conclude the information with my experience to let Thai people know...
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DR's hidden treasure
If you interested in reading the version that was published in the Caribbean magazine All at Sea, please click here. It was published in May...
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More than just cruise ships
If you interested in reading the version that was published in the Caribbean newspaper Compass, please click here and download the PDF. It was published in the page 22 in May...
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Relaxing in St Lucia
If you interested in reading the version that was published in the Caribbean magazine All at Sea, please click here. It was the first page of the August 2015...
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Good choice for walking shoes
Despite all the setbacks in the absence of official and financial support in our journey, we have been blessed with the support with products from various companies. In due time we will talk about each...
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What happened when we lost the forestay
Well, plans are always very nice on paper but in reality, often end up just that! Last week I wrote in anticipation due to our crossing to the Netherlands Antilles. Everything was planned and the...
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Bonaire, Bon Bini
Street sign in BonaireI love Bonaire! That was my first feeling when I stepped on this island. Small, peaceful, colorful was my first sights of Bonaire. We arrived here unintentionally. Our initial...
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The secret we never tell
What you think about us? Drinking rum in the Caribbeans under the shade of the coconut tree everyday? Oh yes, I couldn't say no. But we are enjoying more with friends, scenery and moments than only...
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A pizza night
Pizza, anyone?Living full-time aboard cooking is one of the most challenging tasks. We're always concern about the power we spend, money spent on ingredients and how long to store it but we still need...
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When in School in the island of Curacao!
It's the first time that our girl went to school, a real school. Living on our sailboat full-time, we have the privilege to spend 24/7 with her. Even she is three and half years old, we already started...
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A Thousand drops of tears
Why me? I still can't believe that I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. How come? I'm still young and healthy, I have exercise everyday, I don't eat beef for three years, which most people say it causes...
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Best of 2016
You never realize that the time passed fast until the new year arrives. Last year we have been in many events, places and incidents. Even though, was not the best year for us because we had to leave...
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A Thank You message
I received many words of encouragement and I would like to say thank you to you all.I'm lucky that my health after all it isn't that bad.When we talk about cancer, people usually get scared, and me...
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The opening of “Dee” Thai food truck
Since our plan has changed from sailing the world to move on land because of my health problem, we couldn't just stop in the same place! When we arrived in Portugal after three years sailing in the...
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To those who lose in Hurricane Irma
Last time I saw "Dee" in the water “People you thought were friends, or at least friendly, will show themselves to not be so. The good news is that other friends will come into your life, indeed the...
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Curaçao Coração Curação
Dee with Curação flag background “I would like to have one Blue Lagoon, please”!Blue Lagoon is a cocktail that made with Blue Curaçao liqueur... Perhaps that's the liqueur that made Curaçao known all...
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Living with a baby on a sailboat
Moving aboard when she was one year and one month oldPeople often wonder how did we managed, from January 2014 until September 2016, with our baby full time. First of all, it was our decision to leave...
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The article about couple life aboard...will be published soon... following the one about raising a baby afloat...Keep checking our blog www.sailingdee.com
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Article 14
What happened when we lost the forestayWell, plans are always very nice on paper but in reality, often end up just that! Last week I wrote in anticipation due to our crossing to the Netherlands...
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How my life have changed after I live on a sailing boat for 3 years
I tell you from my real experience that happened to me. I was a lady likewho is crazy about shopping and indulged myself by items with the price tag. Today I don't care what are the most updated or hot...
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I'm not so sure about getting back to a boat life!
I have been waiting for these days for very long time, the day we set the date to be back to our “Dee” but it makes me afraid and have a second thoughts! In 2014, our family left our jobs, locked the...
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