Well we were able to sail all night!  we are sailing along at 5.5 knots.  The wind is blowing 12 to 18 knots out of the north east.  Great sailing day!  We are about 50 miles away from Cape Fear.  We are planning to go to Southport Marina.  There is a 3 knot current through the channel.  So, we are planning to go into the channel at slack tide.  That way we will only have .5 knot current to deal with.  We got to Southport Marina at 12:30 pm and didn't run out of fuel!  We pulled up to the fuel dock and filled up both fuel tanks along with all jerry cans aboard.  The diesel was only $4.00 per gallon and already had treatment in it.  We ended up with a total of 101 gallons of diesel.  Next they moved us into a slip for the evening.  Beer Time!!  We all went over to check in.  The one gentleman that

Tuesday May 10, 2011.  The winds died down to 5 knots around 5:00 am on Paul's shift.  So, on went the motor again.  I attempted to take some pictures of sailing jellyfish.  The fishing line was out again.  Still no fish.  I made eggs, ham, tomato, onion, potato, and Parmesan cheese all mixed together for breakfast.  After my shift it was going to be my first attempt to make bread on the boat.  I decided to make chocolate chip cookies and corn bread as well.  I started with mixing up the bread so it could sit and rises twice.  Next I mix up the corn bread and let that sit.  Then I mixed up the chocolate chip cookies and put them in the oven.  I am not sure the exact temperature of the oven, so I guessed and watch everything closely.  Everything turned out perfect and the guys were excited to have cookies for desert tonight.