Location: Wet
It is day 25 of program, and it’s flying by! The trip seems to get faster every day. We’re underway to San Blas right now, hopefully getting there on Friday or Saturday! But the closer we get to Panama, the closer we get to the canal and start the crossing. The students today continued in their navigation class with Drew and had leadership with Allie and me, during which we all took personality exams to divide everyone into colors. Reds are analytical, yellows are go-getters, greens are feelers, and blues are dreamers. The group was split pretty evenly outside of the blues. The blues generally represent a unique and small sect of the group as a whole. Is blue the best color? Yes. Does everyone love them and want to be them? You better believe it. Would you sell your soul to switch to a blue? Absolutely. Is Allie (both a member of the blues and the most blue blue member) forcing me to write all this right now? 100%.
After leadership, Drew and my watch team (team 3!) took over for the afternoon watch, and we all kept on without a day-to-day passage watch schedule of helming boat checks right up to the sunset, which I’m watching through the porthole as I write this. We’ve got a few more days of passage, but it seems like the crew got into the swing of this pretty quickly this time around! The next few days into San Blas should be pretty sweet sailing. One last thing before I close this up, remember: we love the blues. They are the best (Allie made me write this too).