
Guilt
- Silkie
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Guilt
I have recently (and for various reasons which need not be gone into here) turned down the opportunity to crew on a trip to Oostende aboard a friend's boat, at almost the last minute. This was difficult decision and I feel bad about having left my friend in the lurch, even if only a little bit since I am unlikely to have been the most valuable crew member aboard.


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- Magna Carter
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Silkie, your getting in a fret over nothing..... it wasn't and never will be a problem.... its far too relaxed and informal on the East Coast to worry about things like that.... life's too short.
There will be plenty of other opportunities, and you remain right at the top of the list of invitees!
There will be plenty of other opportunities, and you remain right at the top of the list of invitees!
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- Magna Carter
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Hmm. Well maybe a bit.
I think Silkie undersells himself a bit there. He was indeed Top Crew Member, and to be joined by D3B of TOP.
I am sorry you cant join us Dave, but the offer still stands for any other trips.
As a mark of respect, I havent filled the available crew slot, and will hold a small glass lifting ceremony to absent friends when we get there.
I am sorry you cant join us Dave, but the offer still stands for any other trips.
As a mark of respect, I havent filled the available crew slot, and will hold a small glass lifting ceremony to absent friends when we get there.