Ships are the nearest things to dreams that hands have ever made.
Robert N. Rose
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At least, men seem to think so. They are utterly fascinated with boats & ships and everything nautical. I guess, they would all be living at sea if they could. Obviously, they have a very, very romanticized view of a life at sea: only water in all directions, weeks and weeks of loneliness with only the calm sea as company, a huge wooden home moving only because of their musclular strength and their will and - best of all - no women in sight, no talking, no criticizing.
Yeah, all right. Dream on, guys! You're not Popeye the Sailorman and you never will be...
I guess they know it and that's why they seize every opportunity to dream about a life they will never have. As long as they take nice pictures that's fine with me *grin*
And I have to admit that I have been thinking about living a life as a pirate more than once... (but without Jack Sparrow that's only half as promising).
For those of you who are either not male or not into ships, I added some bikes :)
I guess they know it and that's why they seize every opportunity to dream about a life they will never have. As long as they take nice pictures that's fine with me *grin*
And I have to admit that I have been thinking about living a life as a pirate more than once... (but without Jack Sparrow that's only half as promising).
For those of you who are either not male or not into ships, I added some bikes :)
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We may all have come on different ships, but we're in the same boat now.
Martin Luther King Jr.
and now for the bike-lovers:
Martin Luther King Jr.
and now for the bike-lovers:
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