June 3, 2007 St. Augustine, FL
Hi folks,
I've been told that my lack of blogging has created some concern about whether we have sunk. Not to worry. We're still in St. Augustine, or at least I am. Andrea is off visiting family and I am taking the opportunity to strip and refinish the cabin floors. This is the kind of job that goes much better with less people trying to walk on it. We have greatly enjoyed St. Augustine and are earning enough money with music to pay for our marina bills. There is nothing like traditional flamenco here and so I'm getting a good response. The dance community has just discovered me, so I'm going to soon be in the position of having to turn things down. There aren't any dancers like Andrea, though. She will find teaching opportunities here if she is interested.
So don't worry, we are fine. I'd enjoy hearing from you, of course. Otherwise, it's back to my sandpaper.
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When you retire, you hope to do something enjoyable with the "golden years". Below you will find logs of journeys from California to Spain in Saeta, a 41' sailboat - and reports of adventures living in Spain and playing flamenco. Go back to the early months for the sailing reports. Also, check out our website http://www.sailingflamenco.com
About Me
- Richard Black
- Richard Black - I spent 20 years working with juvenile delinquents in Los Angeles. Then formed my own business designing sailboats and finally ended up in design for Civil Engineering. I have 2 children and 4 grandchildren. All my life I have performed flamenco as a guitarist and singer. I am now living in Spain where I can do a bit of writing and dedicate myself to flamenco....
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