Postcards of "tall ships" (and some others) provided a setting for toady's launch of Wind 'n Go. She left our "boatyard" by trailer, and returned under her own power (engine, not sails). The intervening pa
rt required some special manouvers -- the crane lift at Dodson Boatyard to move from the trailer to the water, riggers installing the mast, and shuttling of cars and dinghies. I look forward to our first sail.
Back at my desk (while Jack was in skipper role) I applied myself to organizing handouts and coordination for the OBTC presentation next week. I moved on to making the slides from the Barcelona Narratives Conference acceptable for publication -- I can make them balck and white, but several images culled from the inernet will need to be replaced due to copyright problems. I hadn't finished before I decided that I'd better spend some time on the narrative to accompany the slides. Enough for today! A walk round the block refreshed me.
However, the pile of needed AACSB reports seems to grow every time I think about it. I must stop thinking about them except on my designated AACSB day of the week! Tomorrow I will just choose seven nice postcards and work on the "paradigmatic partnership paper."
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