One Month & One Thousand Nautical Miles. Are we there yet?

[@tjbruds4701]

You're a straight-up trooper Michy !! Sea sickness is no joke... I lived on Okinawa for 6 years, and have to say that the Japanese are some of the best people on this planet !!! Glad you and Steve are home safe with the kids 🙂

[@alexs3447]

Hmm dude must have been other Japanese who committed all the atrocities in WWII .

[@ytubsave307]

@@alexs3447 .....and what did we do in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan? What did all those wars accomplish!! We do our own share of atrocities.

[@richardclark.]

WW2 was almost A HUNDRED YEARS AGO! A CENTURY! you still eating that sandwich? did it even affect you? my Grandfather was in the S.Pacific and we are both over it. Thank goddness both of our societies have made giant leaps of social progress since then. Except for a few people like you that is.@@alexs3447

[@michygoss7148]

Humans have proven to be so amazing at times, yet so SO horrendous.

[@alexs3447]

So well spoken.@@michygoss7148

[@db.mc2]

Hi Michelle and Steve 👋🏻Hope you're doing well my friends 🤞🏻Stay safe and take care 🙏🏻God Bless Appreciate you

[@lauraSechelt]

I grew up with a boat always there. My father’s last boat was a 65 foot motor sailor - he would have loved Steve’s boat! I found this video made me miss my dad so much. You’re right repairs and maintenance are constant. His last huge trip was, Vancouver, Long Beach, Marqueses Islands, Tahiti, Hawaii, home. I was on part of that trip and like you suffered from sea sickness. Anyway, I love your boat and envy your adventures to come!

[@billwilson4158]

I have always dreamed my wife and I would enjoy a sailing trip among the islands. Alas, we are now too old, and I am not healthy enough to do so. But watching your videos has allowed us to vicariously take the trip with you guys! I really enjoyed our trip! Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@tomgregory5814]

Good thing the Captain is great at troubleshooting. With your assistance of course. Not surprised that the Japanese people treated you with kindness and respect. Good things happen to good people! In spite of all the issues and your seasickness it was quite an adventure. Thanks for sharing Michele. Take care and welcome home lady! P.S. Good to see the fur babies managed well!

[@DouglasLowry]

That "mushroom" Thing , kinda made me.. HUNGRY!

[@RGary_Hall]

I was ready to ask you to tie the anchor around my neck and throw me overboard. I’m up for an adventure but your endurance to get through this month is nothing shy of heroic. So glad you’re all home safe.

[@sswoodprocessing]

What an adventure! You all are brave 😊 I am amazed how you are able to fix anything that goes wrong on your yacht, Steve! Bummer that you got so sick, Michelle. Lot's of beautiful scenery you videoed. Thank you for taking us along and sharing with us! I am glad you made it home safely!

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

As many troubles that you guys have endured I’m sure it’s been quite the adventure too. Glad to see you two made it back home safe and sound.

[@alex.5432]

Hi Michelle and Steve. Glad to see you made it home safe. What an adventure and challenge, with all the issues to fix. Your pets were so happy to see you both. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. GOD bless and keep you safe.

[@robertkeime4907]

Incredible hospitality and kindness from the Japanese people

[@dmj1170]

I work for a major airline and I think almost every employee that has visited Japan have all had good things to say about how nice the people in Japan are to outsiders. Being hospitable sure increases your tourism to your country so its a win win situation.

[@davecaporicci6015]

Awwww, 18:13….goodness. Sorry you were ill, hope you have fully recovered ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👅

[@davecaporicci6015]

Take my breath away❤❤😍😍

[@ericsexton6799]

Having fished offshore most of my life , I fortunately do not get seasick , Michy you are a trooper !! I’ve seen grown men threaten to swim home they where so sick , i really enjoy you sharing you adventure!

[@LOVE2Flute]

I admire you and your husbands tenacity. I’m 40 year retired Navy knowing the difficulties involved on a bit larger scale; honestly I wouldn’t take on your adventure. The fun you both enjoy is reserved. Good for both of you! I can’t think of a sickness worse than sea sickness, except maybe gallbladder attacks, heart attacks, or someone standing on my testies…., yeah that’s about it.

[@1944chevytruck]

AWESOME!.... Always something on a boat!.... OMG! HOME AGAIN!

[@garykendrick8851]

Mitch I wanted to thank you for the time and effort it took to make this video. it was so beautiful and inspiring to be taking the journey with the both of you. I was incredible just how much with a new boat that the issues arise. You all seem to really work together on the boat. I also loved the home coming too. so nice to see the fur babies and the greetings they give you. Welcome Back Home Steve and Mitch :)

[@davidforce5617]

I was stationed in Okinawa when I was in the Marines twice. In 1979 and 1984. Loved the island and the people. Got my dive certification there and made a couple good friends with the locals. Always wanted to go back someday.

[@davidramsey135]

What a wonderful adventure, and what an amazing couple you two make. Such great memories you'll remember. Thank you for sharing your life with all of us. Hope you're feeling better now that you two are home safe with the doggies ❤. Best wishes, great video.

[@gusswenson7811]

Good morning and Welcome home.. It was so wonderful to see your Fur Baby welcome you home… I was to thank you for sharing your life’s adventures with us.. God Bless you and Steve for the love you have for your Fur Family.. Can’t wait for your next adventures.. Cheers from NH..

[@JasonWWallace]

Awesome how friendly the people of Japan were for you.

[@joebeach7759]

I used to get horribly seasick. I found the more I stayed where I could watch the horizon, early in the trip, it made it so much easier as the trip went on. Always look forward, and keep your eyes on the horizon, and it gets better. I found doing that when I felt sick, helped also. You have to get your ears and brain in tune to what your feet are doing. Pinching your nose and decompressing helps. Then there's always dramimine or other meds.

[@g-man9684]

Thank you for being so kind to the animals🙏

[@dandaniels4558]

Multi million $$$ boat, fixed it with maxi-pads...OK 😅 Michele don't worry about not doing enough of the videos for us my goodness that was so amazing and beautiful to see all those wonderful places most all of us will never get to see if not for you and Steve and buying this wonderful boat and trekking the seas to someday bring it all the way home. The sights and Japanese people and others you've met along the way have been so gracious in helping yall with whatever you needed. The karaoke night was so fun to see yall just relaxing and having so much fun singing and laughing just an awesome experience for yall and for us to see. I just hate you've had to endure so much sea sickness and whatever the flu was you came down with.To take such a wonderful month of sea travel and seeing places so beautiful and to have to be nauseous through much of it is just a shame but your one tough girl as well all know and you pushed through like always. The life you two are living is so wonderful and a dream for most of us but love taking the journey with you through video so thank you so much for doing what you could for all of us. That meal you cooked from scratch was amazing and I could tell that the guy helping with the trip really loved it along with Steve diving onto that bowl of soup. LSteves humble comment about the Japanese lady checking him out was so funny. WHY WOULD SHE. HES ONE OF A KIND THATS FOR SURE AND ALL YOURS MICHY. Glad you made it home safe and sound with all your pups and cat. Can't wait for the next one. Thanks 👍 😊

[@nancybrown2700]

Welcome back it is good to see you two home again with your babies. We missed you. That sea adventure is not my cup-of-tea but I sure appreciate Steve's love of sailing and your loving support. It was nice to see how friendly so many folsk were on your stops. Good You for suggesting that battery fix. Huzzah.

[@perry9492]

Glad you made it home safe.

[@craiggoodwin9704]

Michelle and Steve, thanks for taking us on this adventure. I really appreciate your efforts to show us different parts of the world and appreciate the people and personal experiences you've shown us. Certainly glad you're safely Home. I hope you're reading this wrapped in your favorite comforter, in your favorite chair, surrounded by fur puppies, sipping pn your favorite beverage. Thanks for Sharing!

[@michygoss7148]

Yep, puppies are having their peanut butter post walk and I’m on the couch with my coffee!! 😁

[@craiggoodwin9704]

🙃🙂@@michygoss7148

[@T-bit]

I loved the look on the dogs face taking it all in at the barbers. That fruit was a dragon fruit, it's a type of cacti which I'm growing loads of 🌵 All I could feel was love radiating from Japan ❤ I think having someone you can rely on with your pets and home is priceless 💓

[@vincentcotnoir1356]

For having live in Japan for 2 years, your video make me remember good time over there, and how people are really nice over there. I didn't know that sea sick could last soo long, I was sure that after 2 or 3 days, you were good for ever ... I guess it's not true by judging your statement. I'm happy for you to be back home, I have miss the dogs in the last couple videos, even if there was one on that one ;) Looking for next sunday as always.

[@edwarddeeb8692]

Adventures are great to look back on and they become great stories,we were stranded off the coast of St Vincent's, lost the water pump,luckily,they sent a mechanic out ,fixed it.Know what you went through Mich , loved early in the video when the alarm blared you lost the water into the bilge and Dennis looked up from the helm and said " go back to Port"and Steve's head popped up and he said ,"no ! KEEP GOING " as you were filming priceless.

[@edwarddeeb8692]

Steve reminds me of my Father,has to do it He just has to do,he was a PE. Mechanical Engineer.

[@michygoss7148]

He initially told Dennis to head back as at first he thought it was salt water coming in (which means the shaft seal gone, which means the boat is sinking. Lol). But he realized it was just the fresh water line, so no big deal. Shut the pump off and keep going 👍😀

[@edwarddeeb8692]

Yes and the alarm made even more harrowing I guess huh.Adventurous lifestyle for both of you never a dull moment ..

[@ostilicious]

You guys seem to be some very kind and friendly persons. It's a pleasure to see your videos. Greetings from germany 😊

[@barrywood5357]

You say it as it is and that cant be taken away from you two. your extended family hopes you both got onto where you needed to get too. And the pooches missed you like we did. take care stay safe crack on

[@vista39]

Hey Michelle. Nice to catch up with the second leg of the transiting through the Japanese islands. My heart goes out to you for being so sick. It’s never a fun thing and then if you catch the flu on top of that it really sucks. Thank you for showing the extremely kind hospitality of the Japanese people. I actually was in Japan at the end of last year for a couple of weeks on a solo trip traveling around. It exceeded my expectations of how wonderful the people are. I do admit that the Jetlag bothered me after I returned home to the East Coast for a while. Not much to say about it except it sucked. The biggest reward is when you come home and you’re getting all sorts of animal love from your pets. That was awesome. My border collie turned herself inside out when I picked her up.

[@BirdYoumans]

What an experience I'm sure both good and bad lol! Sounds like you are a lot like me, always glad to get home. These days I stay home every chance I get. I'm blessed to have all the creative tools I ever need right here on my retirement property. After well over a million miles on the road in my performing days, it's good to stay home lol! But thank you for sharing the sights and sounds. It must have been some kind of experience during the good parts. Glad you made it home!

[@michygoss7148]

I am definitely a land and mountain baby, and a home body at heart. I enjoy seeing and experiencing new things though, so I am grateful for the opportunity to have both ❤ What was your music background/travel days like? What was the name of your band?

[@BirdYoumans]

@@michygoss7148 I traveled for the better part of 50 years in various bands but the last 20 or so years I was a solo artist once I became a Gospel Singer. I loved most of it, but at 65 started having some slight memory issues that led to the occasional forgetting of the next line lol. Never being one to perform with words in front of me that led to anxiety that made it not fun anymore so I was able to retire to my NC cabin with my wife where I now still record some and make videos in a small studio I built up the hill from my house. I built it at 74 mostly by myself. Took a year. That's one reason I so relate to how you work. I had built my larger studio in GA much the same way so it wasn't my first rodeo so to speak. I've always enjoyed solitude when I could get it. I loved entertaining, but I also enjoyed my time alone as well. That's when the creative juices seem to flow the most. I'm sure you relate to what I'm saying in that regard. I love your creativity by the way. ❤❤

[@michygoss7148]

@BirdYoumans how neat! What an interesting career. Yeah, I think the working alone, working with what you got, not overly experienced etc is a thing that a lot of us (me and the viewers) have in common. I love watching others working alone and figuring things out too. I have seen you have a large channel, I just haven’t dipped into watching you yet! Soon!! 😚

[@BirdYoumans]

@@michygoss7148 Most of my buildings I just simply built "out of my head" so to speak with no blueprints or plans other than maybe a floorplan scribbled on a yellow pad. But by the time I did my little studio here I had learned sketchup and I loved it. I was able to design it out of my head still, but got to build it in software first and then had all the dimensions I needed to build it without too much hesitation that comes with standing there trying to figure out the next move lol. I did a video of the sketchup plan on my wood channel which never got a lot of attention after the music channel exploded and I realized that was the channel I needed to work on since music is my first love anyway. Wood working is a close second tho. But here is a video from the wood channel, no fancy editing like you'd see on the music vids, but will let you see what sketchup can do. I figure you might be more interested in that side than the music. And tho I did video most of the build, I only got about half way thru the build videos when the music channel began to consume me so I still need to upload the rest of the actual build tho we did indeed finish it and have used it a lot since then for my livestream vids in particular since we use a lot of green screen techniques. Here's a link of the studio sketchup build if you get a minute to check it out: Keep in mind this is from the wood channel and not my music channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/anXGg5p7nKhgb8k

[@randalfarnsworth1781]

"So happy to be home again", that says a lot. Never had a ship, this isn't a boat, but looks like a maintenance nightmare. Leaving it would be hard and upkeep will be even harder when you come back. Surely you guys will make up your mind on the next chapter or if there is one? Howdy from Texas.

[@philvale5724]

Hi 👋, that sounded like a very stressful holiday, what with being unwell/seasick , and probably with your boat, it sounds like it needs a lot of money spent on it, servicing, it’s probably like a lot of things if they’re not use constantly, Things dry up, and then things start to failed as same as humans, a shame about losing your drone, it did look like you had some grate people on your voyage, around the region of Japan, And it looks like they were very hospitable, friendly and welcoming, and at least now you can rest, and get ready to plough on with your next adventure, I presume it’s going to be snow on the ground soon if not already, I had one of the coldest nights here -5°, Stay safe, look forward to seeing and hearing your journey, Phil from the moulin,

[@tinymonster9762]

Thank you so much for taking us with you. Life on the waves is no joke, you proved as a crew you could cope and give as good as you got. It was lovely to see the kindness of Japanese people toward you, I like to think its a repay in that great scheme for kindnesses you’ve given.

[@danyedeline8958]

Hello Michèle, thank you for sharing. See you soon ❤️❤️❤️💋

[@yttkuar]

A surprise? Gotta be not one, but two new dogs. That would be so so you guys. Great series, by the way.

[@michygoss7148]

🤭😍

[@scottmayhew2227]

You are so lucky. I loved Japan, and did not want to leave, that was in the 1980's. I still regret leaving Japan. Such wonderful people and culture. Glad you guys are doing well.

[@davidp4350]

You Michelle are, as my brother would say, "tougher than woodpecker lips", to live through all that sea sickness ! You really shouldn't apologize for the video, it was interesting to see. The most important part of the trip would be to spend the first half hour or so visiting with the canine buddy, I know I did when away for weeks for work.

[@Firedog-ny3cq]

I was in the U.S. Coast Guard in the early 1970s on the island of Iwo Jima. We would fly to Japan for our R&R. Despite the war having been over for less than 30 years, the Japanese people were incredibly kind and generous to us. I have fond memories of those times. I'm so glad we flew the 700 miles to Tokyo and didn't have to go by ship. Seasickness is a whole other animal; you can't get off the boat and after a while, you feel like you are throwing up your soul. Thanks for the travelogue and welcome to terra firma!

[@revo2maxx]

Thank you for showing your wonderful travel and the great people that you were with along the way. It was wonderful to see you and Steve made it home safe and that the babies were there and happy to see you when you got home. Just taking my wife to the Dr. office or out for dinner our babies miss us and even though we have our camera for them our boy has bad time without one of us home. With our youngest human child at home he watches the babies while we are away and when we land travel for more then a few days we take our baby boy with us so he don't get depressed.

[@sunriseexpress4961]

Very beautiful, glad you all made it back. There's no place like home 😊. Sea Sick ugh, can only imagine. Thanks for sharing.

[@gregsmith9179]

YOU MAY HAVE BEEN SICK YOU STILL LOOKED AMAZING. WHAT A LIFE YOU HAVE. IM VERY JEALOUS.

[@jgullave16]

No motion sickness at the cabin! I enjoyed this video a lot so your suffering was worthwhile! 😊

[@hollandduck79]

Hello from the Netherlands. thanks for the video Michelle❤ and Steve👍. Kind regards, Hollandduck

[@fritzfratz9773]

Take as long as you need…it’s not getting any warmer here! Looks like a great adventure!

[@buckchamp9011]

Welcome Home 👍🏼☕️☕️🙏😊. Hope y’all are well , safe and resting. I love a boat for a day or two, then the thrill is gone lol. Glad you didn’t need the no show coast guard . Love you ❤

[@452Boatman]

Darn it Michy, your video brought tears to my eyes. You are the only KZbinr that does that. What a true honor to be a part of your journey. I absolutely love the boat. Its really too bad all the issues youve had, and unfortunately, you are 100% right, its what happens with all new things, especially something so complex as the vessel you have. But it really is an amazing boat. I live on the north shore of Lake Superior, that would be amazing to sail here. Japan looks like a true gem to visit. I'm not much of a traveler, but thats one place I sure would like to see one day. I sure have missed your videos, so I'm super glad youre finally back home.

[@daveoftheclanburgess]

B O A T - Bring Out Another Thousand... You're doing well though, you still seem to like each other😆

[@billkillian8508]

I’ve watched your videos for a long time and never commented, BUT I have to admit that you never cease to amaze me. I honestly felt like I was with you on this trip. Thank you for that I’m sorry that you had to endure the sea sickness but bless you for being the true trooper that you are, and I’m as glad as you are that you’re home again safe and sound. God bless you for all the enjoyment that you give all your viewers.

[@cageordie]

I will watch anything in as much detail as you have on the systems. That stuff is always fascinating.

[@michygoss7148]

I would skip over it all myself, or click off the video! 🤣🤣🤣

[@billweck3883]

Truly an adventure. Thank you Michelle, welcome home! Sorry about the seasickness, but, well, oceans are so flipping big! Nice to see the calmer waters during the battery switch incident! You certainly lived through the grace of many friends. Rest up,10 days till Christmas! Hi Steve!

[@fishabit]

The boat is a beauty! I am sure Steve at least is smitten with her by now but not sure you are yet lol. The folks in Japan seem incredibly nice, I am are the say the same thing about you guys too.

[@ThisOldMan-ya472]

They say a good life is full of experiences. Thank you for this video, as I do not need these trials and tribulations, thank you very much. ;-) Welcome home.

[@flat6fever680]

OMG. I'm pretty speechless. I've gotten the traveling bug out of my system personally after many great adventures and even though I'm not that old (55) there's no place I'd rather be than home, in our log cabin, watching the fire in the wood stove, with our two dogs, like I am doing right now. Our boat has given us perilous moments and at least one serious S.O.S. and I absolutely felt the joy you and Steve felt as you were walking up the steps to the front door! Thank you for documenting your journey so that so many can live vicariously through yours and Steve's adventures!

[@GpotterBMX]

Michelle. I hope that you do continue with the boat stuff and that you leave it on THIS channel when you get back on board. I’ve been doing a lot of binge watching your channel over the last week or so and I feel like I’m a member of your family now. I really enjoy watching you and Steve and your daily adventures, big or small. -Greg

[@ronduranceau8457]

Glad to see you and Steve back home ! And thanks for sharing your adventure!

[@scruggsbuster9458]

Thank you so much for taking us with you on your adventure Japan is a very beautiful place I've never been there but now I have thanks to you and Steve I'm glad that you got home safely ❤ your family loves you so much and that look on Clyde's face is priceless❤❤😂 see you on the next one😂

[@bruceslattengren8587]

Great video lots of travel by boat and sea sorry you got sick good to see you home bet the animals were so happy to see you 😊

[@jeffdayman8183]

That was a busy passage! Hope you're fully recovered from the plague. Good to see you guys polishing your Karaoke skills. Yes it's always good to be home. Happy dogs for sure. Cheers!

[@terryhayes4690]

Best time of leaving is coming home to your dogs. You can get so much love from them.

[@johneken2056]

"Run silent, Run Deep" and the dreaded "Bugo Pete"...my favorite WW2 movie. Great trip, you'll get your sea legs!

[@kirtnewton4108]

I enjoy watching what you guys , and what all the different things you do, God Bless

[@brianb.2857]

Kudos for documenting your trip with all you had to deal with. Hope you’re feeling better now.

[@pj5395]

Thanks Michelle for keeping us updated on your trip, I’m glad you made it home safely, you and Steve take care. Have a wonderful week.

[@richardchiriboga4424]

I absolutely love your videos!!! It amazes me that you have done so many things that have always interested me. I love watching you build, and the puppies and the duck, which caught my eye years ago as the perfect boat to have when a sailboat gets to be too much. You and Steve are awesome in the true sense of the word and I thank you for sharing your lives with us!! ❤❤

[@RanchoFiascoMike]

I am really glad you are home again. Life on the high seas is not for everyone. You are much happier at home in the mountains with your furry friends. Wondering where Steve is going to take the boat on its next leg home

[@michygoss7148]

The boat will stay in Japan for a while. We aren’t sure of the next plans yet.

[@dmj1170]

Coming home to all of those wagging tails just makes the return home that much more wonderful. Welcome home

[@michygoss7148]

You know it!!❤

[@RCake]

Oh how good you all are fine. 🥰

[@throngcleaver]

YAY! for sails! 😁 Aww, Michy-san. I am so sorry that you got so sick, and for so long, especially with the plague! You're so good to Steve, going through all the hassles, troubles, sickness and inconveniences, doing something you really don't care for much, but that he absolutely loves. You're a trooper, and Steve's got the best woman he could possibly have. You two rock! I'm glad that you guys are home, safe, and with your little furballs. 😊 Thanks for sharing! 😁

[@donaldflury9699]

So glad for you that your home, being sick so much has got to wear one down. You did a great job staying in touch with all you had to deal with. Your comment about buying a place I didn’t see any trees big enough to mill so you probably wouldn’t be happy. Lol. So I don’t know what it takes to move a boat around the world but just guessing weather is why it gets left places. Rest up you deserve it. Thanks for sharing

[@michygoss7148]

Yep, I’d go stir crazy living on a small island with nothing to do! 🤪

[@saintracheljarodm.holy-kay2560]

Well it's good too hear your safe and now back on dry land. Have better week and God bless amen.

[@TheFlatlander440]

What a wonderful adventure Michelle and Steve. I have a deep desire to visit Japan one day, hopefully in the near future. Thanks so much for sharing your journey and welcome home back to BC. Now, back to work on the cliff cabin. Haha. Cheers from northeastern Vermont!

[@profdave2861]

I admire your courage to brave the rough waters while suffering seemingly continuous seasickness. I don’t know how you do it!

[@michygoss7148]

Swimming home didn’t seem like an option! 🤣. Just had to endure it!

[@profdave2861]

@@michygoss7148 Fair point - and thanks for the belly laugh!

[@jamescook498]

I love the way the dogs were excited and happy when you walked in through the door but your cat just didn’t care and was like “whatever”

[@michygoss7148]

Lol. At first, yes. But it didn’t take long for him to be all over us! ❤️

[@rhuffines13]

thnxs Michelle for sharing this with me, this adventure was badass . glad your home and safe and well.

[@wards1fan]

Thank you for bringing us along on your journey 🙏 I almost got sea sick watching the video 😅 I got the biggest smile 😃 seeing you coming home, greeting your puppies 🐶

[@larryritch591]

I'm so glad you are home I missed you

[@rick8676]

Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. I had to laugh at the cat appearing to givr you the cold shoulder while the dogs rejoiced at your arrival home.

[@michygoss7148]

Lol. I know, but it didn’t take long for him to be all over us craving attention and affection ❤️❤️

[@davewentworth7104]

I was stationed in Japan for two years and loved it!

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Great video again. It's quite sad that you got so seasick again and additionally caught a severe flue. Fortunately you are a very strong and healthy woman. And yes, of course, extremely beautiful too. 2) I'm very shocked how many problems a brand new boat has to offer. I'm also very shocked about your experience with the American hotline for the engine. Unfortunately service is something that is dying out all over the world. Especially therefore it's great to see Steve staying cool and concentrated working on all the different issues. You two complement each other really well. 3) I absolutely loved to see how friendly and respectful Japanese people are. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and especially health to all involved life forms (humans and animals).

[@jackrolfson312]

Thank you for bringing us along, A culmination of your trip was the best, When your dog's met you at the door then you knew you were finally home.

[@carlosc.8707]

What an uneven couple!!!, each one has their own paths and tastes, they follow each other but they don't see each other sharing or enjoying themselves, Steven is very cold and enjoys his games!!!!😞

[@danielkrieg3227]

I really Love that you get to explore all these ports or islands or City's so awesome But On The Other Hand Your Sea Sickness I'm Sorry That Happened To You But You Powered Right Through It You Are An Amazing Woman And Steve Is A Trooper Living Out Is Dream Much Love And Respect From Portland Indiana

[@ado-yz9rb]

I have to say those are some of the happiest and luckiest pets on the planet to have you both ....Bless you both !!!!!

[@billgoodwin8742]

I love watching your videos.

[@jaimesilvaf.401]

Loved this video Michelle. Loved your smile, your tiny laughter when men toasted their meeting. And of course I loved u being u.

[@michygoss7148]

Awwwe. Thanks! ☺️. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jaimesilvaf.401]

@@michygoss7148 👍❤️😍

[@jaimesilvaf.401]

@@michygoss7148 👍❤️😍

[@danielhaynas5723]

Doggies!! 😍😍 ..and kitty too I guess..😏 lol good vid Michy!

[@bobbyv5143]

Thanks for sharing the good and not so good parts of your sailing. That's real life. It isn't easy as you have documented. You can be proud of your perseverance to solve problems. Take care.

[@jamescheever7982]

Thanks for sharing all of your adventures!!

[@tahoeblue2491]

Glad you made it home safe. What a journey. Love seeing the other side of the world and the nice people of Japan. That was truly a test for the boat and the both of you. Wow! Looked peaceful and beautiful at times but scary with the break downs and terrible high seas and sea sickness. I thought you put together a nice collaboration for this story. You both have made some wonderful memories with your boat adventure. Cheers you are home with your pets!😍

[@matthewbrown3477]

So sad to see you off kilter this video, most of the time a chipper and gunho Michelle, but this vid was way different. I know being sick sucks and being seasick on top of that was even worse. I am glad you are back home in your element with your kitty and pooches (was going to name them all) but this would have been a novel instead of a book. Keep your head up love, I know thats a known and you do too. I just feel weve prob seen the most worn and frustrated (worn out) Michelle weve EVER seen. Please take care of yourself, your home, husband and many furry children. If you need a break, take one. We will still be here when you get back. Much love to you and the Family, Matty

[@robertscholz4486]

Sad to see the boat season draw to a close again, I really enjoy it so much. I'm sure that you are both happy to be back home though, there is always a sense of relief when you finally arrive home after a long trip!!!

[@oldveteran7992]

Beautiful video, thanks for the take the time to put it together. Looks like you, Steve and friends had a great time. Sorry you guys were sea sick, no fun. Love the Japanese people, have been to Japan twice. Looking forward to vids for your home area. The dogs were so happy to se you guys. Stay safe & well.

[@Atlsynth]

Love to watch something real. They aren't trying to impress anyone. Just living their lives.

[@patmitch272]

Thank you so much this really warmed my heart I struggle with a few demon's this is my happy place stay safe

[@patmitch272]

@_officialMichygoss thank you for everything

[@davidwood8400]

What a wonderful life you two are living. Would love to be there doing what you’re doing. Keep the videos coming. We all enjoy them very much

[@richfiryn]

I started my day at 2:45am going on this trip with you guys while enjoying a french roast pour over. My only sailing experience was back in 1979 sailing from Ballard Harbor to Bethel Alaska aboard the Husky II a former LCI Navy sub tender converted to tow boat/pilot vessel. R.I.P. Capn Ron Sumstad.

[@PDog170inDaytona]

Thanks so much for sharing! I love the boating adventures. Love you mean it. ❤