Scuttlebutt and SV Apolima

1. Commit to achieving success and always be passionate. 2. Share success with those who have helped you. 3. Motivate yourself and others to achieve your dreams. 4. Communicate with people and show you care. 5. Appreciate and recognize people for their efforts and results.  6. Celebrate your own and other's accomplishments. 7. Listen to others and learn from their Ideas. 8. Exceed expectations of customers and others. 9. Control expenses and save your way to prosperity. 10. Swim upstream, be different, and challenge the status quo. www.PhyllisAndGarySailingAlong.com

One of my favourite things to make these days comes from a cookbook inherited from the previous owner when we bought the boat. The book is called “Dock Parties and Potluck Dinners” writen by Barbara Brewer Campbell, and when all else fails and I can't think of a single thing to make for a potluck I grab this book. Anyway back to the yogurt recipe that comes from that book. This recipe comes from the Galley of Blue Chablis, with comments by myself. Such a simple recipe, and it makes great greek yogurt. Or at least a good copy of it. You will need: Plain yogurt starter, Only 1 Tbsp (I bought a plain greek yogurt at the supermarket, and kept it in the fridge in case my yogurt didn't turn out. Finally just ate it,) 1 Cup of powdered Milk, (I tried the Carnation, but switched to the Nido brand that they sell here in Mexico, It make much thicker yogurt) 1 Cup of cold water 1 Cup of boiling water Thermometer (I have never used, but the recipe

What's Your Life Plan: I don't know about you but I for one have been looking around at options and I must say that for a senior in todays global situation the options don't seem to be too great for having a great retirement with all the bells and whistles.  We like to sail, and travel, and visit family etc. etc. and to do all that have found that we didn't plan very well for retirement.  Oops, big error.  But have found that we can remedy this blunder by recreating my Shaklee Business that I started in the '80's and let lapse.  What a relief.  Added to that is the advent of the internet and all its options so we can sail around and still build a business. If you would like to explore another option   Sailingintoretirement.com Happy Days, Phyllis