It does seem that the weather is a bit more dynamic in that fronts move more quickly.

Obviously, the thing we know is hurricanes are coming earlier and later, but just the day-to-day

weather seems a little bit more dynamic.

All right, Mia, this is a brief version of our annual recap of how much happens over the course

of a year with you and me in our life and with 59 North in general. And I want to just kind of

run through that before we get to today's episode. I want to talk about a couple of themes that we

touched on in 2022. You and I

knocked out each another transatlantic passage, although this time it was not with each other.

How does it feel that you still have more than me? And how did it feel to do one without me?

It was actually my second transatlantic without you.

I did the first one back in 2013 on Kinship, the Saga 43.

But no, it felt great.

It was really nice to be able to be out sailing.

And of course, it was my first, I think, was that my first passage without you, I think?

Yeah, it was.

And... You mean since Ax, it was. And...

You mean since Axel was born? Yeah, since Axel was born. And, no, it felt really good

to be back at sea and it was really nice to get a long passage in as the beginning for me

to be back sailing. So, what does it feel like, you know, we've, we've so long talked about what our life would be like when we had a kid and like being apart and taking turns, sailing?

I just got home yesterday from England. You stayed home with Axel. What is, does the reality match your expectations?

To me it does because I think my expectations are usually based on reality checks.

But, no, I think it is, you and me decided a long time ago that if you have kids,

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