Watching the thermometer…

One of the oddest but most vital tools we keep aboard Annabel Lee is a cheap little thermometer masking-taped up to the salon window. It's nothing fancy, but presently, that little device and the readings it provides determine all else that occurs on and around the boat. And while we've had some unusually warm weather over the last few weeks, it hasn't been consistent enough to risk mixing epoxy just yet, so we're waiting a bit longer before launching into the next phase of boat work. However, from past experience I've come to be wary of the weather when it comes to any project that involves epoxy — in fact that was the subject of my  3/29/12 post at Write On The Water: Murphy was a Meteorologist

Meanwhile, Evacuation Route is taking shape quite nicely, and I've located some excellent contacts to guide me along with some fascinating and twisted research that plays into the plot, and brings me back to my 3/22/12 W.o.t.W. post regarding the inspirational mayhem the marine environment offers:  Thanks for the inspiration, but…