The night prior another inebriated midnight interruption, though by a Native. It was pouring rain, just a bit before 2 a.m. and I heard the door to the house shut. "Ryan?" I called- while Max snored on in oblivion. I was answered by a grunt- so, thinking him drunk, I asked a question. No response. Stumbling out of my sleeping bag, I noticed an unfamiliar form slumped over the mess. Immediately, I told him to leave and attempted to do so nicely. I called back to Max over my shoulder... "a little help up here." He replied in the affirmative but rolled back over in his rack within a second or two. I eventually 'coaxed' the eskimo off our deck and waited to see that he didn't hurt himself descending our makeshift ladder before going back to sleep.
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Foc'sle, Sleep & Midnight Interruptions.
Ryan came in at 2:45 a.m. or so from the Sea Inn (the bar) to check on Max and I- both long since asleep in the foc'sle. He was probably a bit inebriated when he blurted out how well the rest of the Gypsy Fleet liked us both.
The night prior another inebriated midnight interruption, though by a Native. It was pouring rain, just a bit before 2 a.m. and I heard the door to the house shut. "Ryan?" I called- while Max snored on in oblivion. I was answered by a grunt- so, thinking him drunk, I asked a question. No response. Stumbling out of my sleeping bag, I noticed an unfamiliar form slumped over the mess. Immediately, I told him to leave and attempted to do so nicely. I called back to Max over my shoulder... "a little help up here." He replied in the affirmative but rolled back over in his rack within a second or two. I eventually 'coaxed' the eskimo off our deck and waited to see that he didn't hurt himself descending our makeshift ladder before going back to sleep.
The night prior another inebriated midnight interruption, though by a Native. It was pouring rain, just a bit before 2 a.m. and I heard the door to the house shut. "Ryan?" I called- while Max snored on in oblivion. I was answered by a grunt- so, thinking him drunk, I asked a question. No response. Stumbling out of my sleeping bag, I noticed an unfamiliar form slumped over the mess. Immediately, I told him to leave and attempted to do so nicely. I called back to Max over my shoulder... "a little help up here." He replied in the affirmative but rolled back over in his rack within a second or two. I eventually 'coaxed' the eskimo off our deck and waited to see that he didn't hurt himself descending our makeshift ladder before going back to sleep.
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