Another 24 hours has passed, and we were supposed to be there by now, but guess what, we are not. The weather and the seas have not been in our favor. About my watch time last night things got down right bumpy. Seas only 4 to 6 ft, but close together, and steep. We still have 5.76 miles to go to the marine, so that means we did 179 in the last 24 hours. We have a slip reservation, for a day or more depending on weather. After we get in today, we have a short list of jobs to-do. I will rinse the salt off the boat, Hal and Bob will look at the water maker. It stopped on Bob's watch last night, and he tried to restart it. Water sprayed out from behind the front plate. Hopefully just a hose that needs tighten. Bob will also get the oil pickup towels from the bilge. We have been working on cleaning the bilge, since hydraulic oil spilled in Panama. The oil spilled when the mechanic removed the pump from the PTO. Only 15 to 20 gallons. After the repair we refilled the makeup tank with 17 gallons, and pumped about the same from the bilge. Anyway, it is getting much cleaner, and I can see the bottom for the first time since before the NAR 2004. We also need to go to the Costco today. We are hoping to do all the shopping we need to do, before San Diego. San Diego is anywhere, between 5 and 10 days away, depending on weather. We will shop for ten days, but we need to remember that we will loose all fruits, and more other foods, at inspection in the states. Wayne Almquist Aboard Que Linda Cabo San Lucas, Mexico