::Life At Sea::
Don’t be deceived by staged photos, pretty sunsets and amazing destinations. Life at sea is hard. It’s exhausting, it can be lonely, physically challenging, emotionally draining. I love my job, but it is still a job, and as a human being it’s impossible to be happy and enthusiastic every second of every day! The workload is demanding, and the days feel too short to achieve everything you would like. With the little free time we get, I often find myself choosing between whether to eat, call home, do laundry, even showering when all I want to do is sleep!
Luckily, with the negatives come a lot of positives. I get to push myself everyday, see new things, see the world in a way few others get to see. I guess what I’m trying to say is that there are good and bad things about everyone’s lives that they may not choose to share – but I want to be someone that you can trust to show you exactly what my life at sea is like ?
Hope you all have a great weekend.

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  1. I have done this for 8 years I. The early 1960. Old vessels not all the electronics as a engineer, I know exactly what you are saying, and sympathize with you, however I never had a moment that I regretted the life we had onboard.
    If I needed to do it again I would without hesitation.