NOAA's ARC
Chaser 2
Yvonne Chapman
Wed 13 Dec 2006 11:55
It's a funny thing, we've seen two pilot whales,
two Minke whales, we've seen two Dolphins, and two Browns, we've caught two
fish, and we've had two flying fish hop aboard, we are on the ARC and the
weather reports are from NOAA. I seem to have heard a story like this before
during an indoctrianation lesson at Junior school, I thought it was a fairy
tale. Well, let me tell yeah, we haven't too much room here, you know Yvonne
favorites are elephants, so with two of them in the forward cabin, space is
gonna get tight. We are currently at 14.11.00N 56.33.00W and should be in St
Lucia within 48 hours, if its there. Maybe the world has been flooded, we
wouldn't know would we? We have ocean all round us, if St Lucia doesn't show
then we'll have it confirmed the world is flooded.
So any would be hitchhikers, sorry we just haven't
the space, what with fish and browns, two elephants up front, we have to have
some privacy here, we only have two toilets (another pair) they're gonna get
heavily used, I hope. We've enough food and beer for a while, but
taking on 5 ton of hay could be a problem, I'll have to get my junior
school book out and see how they did it, one good thing we haven't got the
headroom for giraffes.
So Susie as you can see life goes on here on
the ocean, nothing for you to worry about, no problems or dangers, unless the
guests in the forward cabin drink the water, you know what I
mean?