My Very New Crew

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Neil Gordon
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My Very New Crew

Post by Neil Gordon »

This from my son and daughter-in-law, which I want to share with my Cape Dory friends and family, as well:

Hello friends and family!

We are happy to announce the birth of our daughter, Galit Libby, born Thursday, November 5 at 5:42 PM. 8 lbs, 8 oz. 21 inches long. Happy and healthy. Her beautiful mom is doing great and was a real hero throughout.

With love an appreciation to everyone for their support and wishes,

Doug & Leora

<a href="http://www.nrgordon.com/Galit_1.JPG" target="_blank"><img width="600" src="http://www.nrgordon.com/Galit_1.JPG"></a>
Fair winds, Neil

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Cape Dory 28 #167
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Sea Hunt
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Post by Sea Hunt »

Neil:

CONGRATULATIONS :!: :!: :!:

She is beautiful. You are a very lucky grampa. Galit Libby may not know it yet but she is also a very lucky granddaughter.
Fair winds,

Robert

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tartansailor
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Life Begins:

Post by tartansailor »

Hi Neil,
With 7 grand children, I can confidently state that:
Life Begins when you become a grand parent.
The happiest days of your life are about to begin.
BTW, when do you plan to start crew training?
Best,
Dick
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seajunkie
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Congratulations!

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Congratulations Neil!!! She is adorable, what a cute smile. You probably are as happy as she is.
Seajunkie
Ldybg
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Congrats

Post by Ldybg »

Congratulations Neil,

The best to you, your son, daughter in law and new granddaughter

Happy sails, our Kate was 13 months when she started sailing, the CD28 v-berth is a great spot for infants.

Dennis
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Now you know

Post by Dean Abramson »

That settles that. Pink foulies.

Congrats!

Dean
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Post by Warren Kaplan »

Neil,

Congratulations!! Its amazing what effect grandchildren have on you. The ONLY thing that could make me give up sailing on a sunny 12 knot breeze day during the summer is a chance to visit with my granddaughter!!! I never thought that could ever be possible. Welcome to the club!!! :D
"I desire no more delight, than to be under sail and gone tonight."
(W. Shakespeare, Merchant of Venice)
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Congratulations

Post by jbenagh »

Fantastic Neil! Enjoy.
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the little one

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Congratulations!
Regards,
Troy Scott
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Congratulations!

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Hi Neil,

She is very beautiful. How soon before she's sailing on Liquidity and participating in the Regatta? Congratulations Grandpa!

Dick
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Re: Congratulations!

Post by Neil Gordon »

Dick Barthel wrote:How soon before she's sailing on Liquidity and participating in the Regatta?
Don't worry, Dick. Your crew position for the Regatta is safe.

Perhaps I could assign Galit the task of locking/unlocking the prop. (Now that I've mentioned it, wondering if prop locking/unlocking gives the same results when beating vs. running.)
Fair winds, Neil

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Noel Heslop
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Grandchildren do make the very best sailing companions

Post by Noel Heslop »

Neil,
You can just sit back and relax as your 3rd generation takes over. We were all (mostly) to busy working to enjoy our own children to the fullest, but our grandchildern and your Galit Libby, well the future is now. Enjoy.
Noel Heslop CD25D #141 "Breezy"
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She is very Beautiful

Post by boogie »

I wish you and your children long and healthy life to enjoy the new born.
She has a beautiful name.
Galit was a name of a sailboat design, very popular in Israel at the 70th. Much like the sunfish here in the US. First time I took my wife, than my girlfriend, to sail was on a Galit in the beautiful bay of Sharm El Sheikh (Red Sea). To have more fun I flipped the boat.
What a mistake?
Now I sail, most of the time, with friends.

Jacob
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