TiggerToo
Well-Known Member
last Friday I was pottering along the cute little harbor in Quebec City. In addition to the fantastic mouth-watering ocean goer raggies - evidently set up for serious sailing, there was a ginormous white stinkpot. I am not sure if it could be classed as a megayacht. It certaily looked BIG. And expensive. Not smudge or a mark on the acres of white painted topsides. All ss polished to a mirror-like shine. Braid on braid mooring lines with hand sewn leather chafe protections held this opulent monster in place. A couple of crew were busy cleaning and dusting off any remaining lint off on the brightwork. There was I gazing and wondering about the gazillions it would take to own and run a boat like that... when walking towards its stern I noticed a cistern lorry engaged in pumping out. Then it suddenly dawnded on on me that we all sh**t the same stuff. As if by magic I did not feel so intimidated any more.
Resizing envy is what came to mind.
Has anyone had similar experiences which cut down things to reality?
Resizing envy is what came to mind.
Has anyone had similar experiences which cut down things to reality?
