* Melbourne, FL to Cocoa, FL. * The Now or Never crew is on the move again. A little over a year ago we pulled into Melbourne Harbor for two nights, and well, if you’ve been following along, you know a lot has happened, a lot of heartbreak, and we’re […]

* Melbourne, FL. * It has been one year since we disembarked abruptly and went home to Indiana with our pup, Remy, to seek further medical attention for her. We still believe that angel of a pup led us home to deal with multiple family matters and a lot of

As 2022 comes to an end and we reflect on this crazy, unimaginable year, it was a year quite different than the spreadsheet indicated (haha!), full of highs and lows but so much to be thankful for. Our own 12 days of Christmas – 2022 year can be summed up

* Columbus, Indiana * It is hard for us to believe that we have been home 16 weeks!  Just watching the beans and the corn grow in our Hoosier state.  It was over a year ago we left home on our adventure of a lifetime. The 10 months on board

* Columbus, Indiana * Our current situation . . . will be keeping us at home longer than we hoped or planned. It has been six weeks since we packed up and headed home seeking additional medical attention for our sweet pup, Remy. While we have been a little off

* Now or Never motor vessel– Melbourne, Florida * * Crew – Columbus, Indiana * It is amazing how quickly one can assimilate to what seems a prior life. That is what being at home seems like after having been aboard the Now of Never for the past ten months

*      Fort Pierce to Melbourne and paused in Indiana  * We had a great 48-mile cruise to Melbourne, no weather issues. We just beat the afternoon wind that came a blowing, we were set in our slip in Melbourne Harbor. After a rough few days with lots of weather issues, this

* Key Largo to Fort Pierce, Florida * After enjoying a few days in Key Largo, 7:30 am was our planned departure for our voyage to Key Biscayne. The skies were gray and after we untied the lines and pulled off the dock, we noticed a change as the skies

*     Marathon to Key Largo    * The last few days at Marlin Bay Marina in Marathon were busy getting things completed to resume cruising again. The captain tackled a toilet project (those are easy to put off), put the dinghy up and cleaned it, cleaned the strainers – again!, washed

* Marathon, Florida * Sombrero Reef! We were so excited! Judy and Dave from Freedom invited us to join them and friends Robin and Del from Avalon for a day of snorkeling. David had his gear on board, but Tasha had none. We headed to the local dive shop, and