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I vanliga fall gillar vi besökare, men inte denna sort. Vi var inne i marinann och då fick vi ombord möss. Så nu har de gnagt på vår mat och vi har fått vända upp och ner på allt igen för att se till så den ej kan komma åt någon mat. Vi har ju det mesta förvarat i plastlådor men eftersom vi håller på och slutbunkrar så har vi lite mat ståendes framme som vi ej hunnit packa ner än. Nu har vi lagt ut musfällor och hoppas vi kan bli av med detta peoblem snart. Vi lämnar inte för Stilla havet innan vi fått ordning på detta. Önska oss lycka till i jakten på våra ovälkomna fripassagerare 🐭
EW, BROTHER EWWW! So let’s talk about something that happens more often than you'd think—getting messages from guys who want to *move in* to my tiny 29ft sailboat. Yep, you heard that right. My *one-bedroom* sailboat. I get it, life at sea is appealing, but can we all agree that inviting yourself to move into someone else's floating shoebox is... a bit much? 😂 I thought the trending TikTok sound "ew, brother, ew” fits perfectly (even though I’m a bit late to this trend). Honestly, that's exactly how I feel when these requests pop up in my DMs or comment section. Trust me, it's a no from me, but thanks for the offer! I know many people are joking, but others seem a bit more serious, so I just wanted to make something clear: My videos are not an open invite into my privacy. While I love sharing my sailing adventures and lifestyle with y’all, this little boat is my home, and there’s no room for uninvited guests. So please, let’s keep it light and fun - ask me anything about this lifestyle and how you can get started yourself, but no moving in requests, okay? 😅 Cheers guys, Kristina