Yeah, that's so understanding that, that fury, I say that I make the joke that it's a two-way conversation with God in a hurricane.

And I would say later in life when I was sailing Patriot, which is now East Bjorn, I made decisions because I knew what I didn't want to experience

and see. So many of you will know me as the writer in the family, but Mia is actually

been first to be published in a book. She was asked to be involved in a project to help Hurricane

Irma and Maria victims in the Caribbean.

There's a book published in Swedish and Danish called Motenny Horizon, which I'm not saying that right, but it means towards a new horizon. Mia, if you want to just give the quick kind of

background as to how you got involved with it and what the book meant to you.

Yes, so the book is actually called

Mot a New Horizont, and I'm not even going to try to pronounce the Danish name of it, but I'm,

like I said in both books, and it's 11 authors who got together and wrote about a story from the high seas basically. So I shared my story when

we first crossed the Atlantic on Arcturus. And it's everything from sailing down to south

Georgia to cruising around the world and crossing the Atlantic. Really good stories from

Swedish sailors in Danish.

Yeah, so unfortunately it's not available in English, but you can pick it up in Swedish or Danish.

People can still buy it before the holidays, I think, right?

So where do they get it?

Yeah, you can buy it.

The Swedish version is found on OceanDream.es.e slash Irma and the Danish one OceanDream.D.K. slash Irma.

And all the money goes straight to the Caribbean.

And even the print and the cover was sponsored.

So all the money goes straight to the Caribbean.

Hey guys, some quick news from Weems and Plath.

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