Sunny Family Sailboat Day on the Bay
Family sailboat day, three generations aboard. We got everyone loaded at the slip first — the baby napped in the cockpit on a beach towel while the rest of us sorted out towels and gear, and the boom tent kept some shade over the seats until we cast off.
Once we cleared the marina the wind was steady enough to get the jib pulling and we settled in for a long stretch offshore. The baby rode most of it against a shoulder, chewing on that purple-and-yellow teether ring, unbothered by any of it. Grandma kept a sippy cup within reach and everyone else just sat and let the boat do the work.
Back in the harbor by afternoon. The blue tarp went back up over the cockpit and nobody was in a hurry to pack up. Somebody had a radio-controlled sailboat going near the docks — the baby watched it for a while.