One week to go







Today the last week started. So there should be no big things left. Well, our wind vane is still not working and traveling without windspeed and direction would be bad. But i am confident that this will get fixed.

To the left Lani Lani wants us to smell at the flower.
Yesterday was the kids beach party and around 30 kids participated with 3 around 2years but Lani is still the youngest.
They played funny games, were running around and were completly dirty and covered with sand. Lani had a good sand dinner.

After the beach party there was a cocktail dinner for the boat owners and from the picture it looked like Lani did have some red wine.
She slept in her pram right at the party and the fishing lure in her pram is one of here favorite toys. Of course the fishing hooks are removed.

Just now another catamaran arrived, a Nautitech 47feet. So we are still in the group with the smallest catamaran. There are 3 Lagoon 38feet, one from the US, one from the UK and ours.

On Sunday there is the official opening ceremony and also the crazy Dinghy race and BBQ so it will be fun. The sun is out and it is hot, so it will be nice

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