Cruising Cats: March 11 part 2

Rosie spent most of the trip looking about for a place to settle.
Cinder chose to take over Rosie's travel bag, which was on the bed next
to her own bag. After a while, she took a snooze.

I divided my time between being on the deck and checking on the cats in
the cabin. It was a fairly smooth ride until about three hours into the
trip, when the water became a little choppy. I sat on the bed with
Rosie on one side, and Cinder, who came out of Rosie's bag, pressed
against my leg on the other side.

Suddenly, Cinder, who had done so well, got a little seasick on our
comforter. About 20 minutes later, Rosie also hacked up a couple of
small hairballs and what was left of her breakfast.

Fortunately, not too long after that we were tied to a dock in a marina
in Port Aransas, Texas. Cinder and Rosie took long naps while Jim and I
visited with some friends who had come in their boat.

Depending on the wind, tomorrow we will stay here or go to another dock.
Now, it is time to follow the example set by the cats and go to sleep.

Posted by Annie, crew for Cinder and Rosie