It was a liminal
day. We motored out of Shoal Bay,
light fog and mist, just enough wind to tack our way
towards
Friday Harbor for supplies, fuel,
and water.
We docked in a marina,
slip G22, went our separate
ways, I to market,
Thomas
to hardware and marine
supply stores. The
sky was divided, sun
and
rain,
I
predicted a rainbow and sure enough it
came. Then,
taking advantage of shore power, we watched Andy
Sidaris' Hard Ticket to Hawaii, a movie
that traipses
the edge of so bad it's good. It's more
self-aware and
campy than the worst/best of
paracinema but it's still
pleasingly cheesy, laughable, dated... and
totally en-
tertaining. Look no further than the first scene to
see
why there's no better place to watch it than on a
boat.
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