I typically hate these kinds of tests but I saw one on Ariel's blog and decided to take it. Besides, I'm home today having thrown my back out and my desk chair is the most comfortable place to sit.

OkCupid! The OkCupid Test

The Gentleman Deliberate Gentle Love Master (DGLMm) Steady & mature. You are The Gentleman. For anyone looking for an even-keeled, considerate lover, you're their man. You're sophisticated. You know what you want both in a relationship and outside of it. You have a substantial romantic side, and you're experienced enough sexually to handle yourself in that arena, too. Your future relationships will be long-lasting; you're classic "marrying material," a prize in the eyes of many. It's possible that behind it all, you're a bit of a male slut. Your best friends know that in relationships you're fundamentally sex-driven. You're a safe, reliable guy, who does get laid. In a lot of ways, you're like a well-worn, comfortable pair of socks. Did you ever jack off into one of those? All the time. Your ideal mate is NOT a nut-job. She is giving and loving, like you, but also experienced. Avoid the The Battleaxe at all fucking costs. CONSIDER: The Maid of Honor, someone just like you. Link: The 32-Type Dating Test by OkCupid - Free Online Dating.

Tonight I'm back near Friday Harbor. After tying to the mooring buoy I cranked up the heat and took a hot shower on the boat. So great. And a shave too. Feels great to be clean. I think it was the Romans that considered themselves superior because view were cleaner than others. They also fed their foes to lions. Oh dear.

No stars tonight. Instead, clouds: probably going to rain tonight.

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Last night was my first night in the San Juans and I stayed at Turn Island, just outside Friday Harbor. I arrived later than I had hoped and found an open mooring buoy. Good thing, too: the winds gusted at 20 knots that night and it was a rough ride. I had dreams about coming untied and crashing into the shore.

Today I sailed to Sucia Island. There was a small craft advisory with high winds. It was a wild ride and I had to reef the main sail solo in 20 knots. Totally nuts.

Tonight I arrived at Sucia. Near of was another guy with a C&C sailboat. Turns out it's Fred Butler, the guy who bought my last boat. Wacky! I drank plenty with Fred and his companions. He's done some amazing work on my old boat. Lovely to see her looking so good.

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Port Ludlow

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