The Sail That BROKE US 😵 Sailing Vessel Delos Ep. 446

[@svdelos]

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[@mobiousenigma]

as always thanks for the videos! karen from many years of observation in times of stress and leisure and all points in between ;] it seems to this fly on the wall that you focus on the negative and feed the anxiety by doing that.. i dont know if the observation will help or not but i do hope you find a way to overcome it when it happens.

[@bert2526]

A very nice "that's what she said" spree starts at 24:11 until 24:26

[@cheerdiver]

In Acupressure/Myotherapy the outer ear corresponds to the spine with the earlobe being the head. Pinching can alleviate pain in the related area, while the earlobes help with nausea and headaches. This may be why PIRATES were known for wearing earrings, to help deal with seasickness. Tightly pinch both earlobes to see if it helps you.

[@peterstofberg83]

Thanks guys, another excellent video 😎⛵

[@bobbiescales3949]

I get that seasick 😢

[@burkelong4376]

Sierra's Pirate Mode was priceless! Kazza sharing her emotional journey was so refreshing and honest. It's all part of the journey. Thank you all for sharing with us.

[@svdelos]

Yes Sierra's pirate arrival was just as cute as it gets, definitely what we needed to brighten up our spirits 😁 So happy to share and stoked to have you along for the ride with us!

[@Usatorok]

Your words are so true. Thank you for showing and sharing your experience that is so true to everyone in life. We all love you guys.

[@yellowroses8736]

You can have the highest highs, when you think, "Man life is good", then everything falls apart. The experience of every human everywhere, no matter their walk in life. We need these lows to keep us grounded so that we can appreciate and enjoy the highs when they happen. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[@sutoroberri7050]

That's... a beautiful wisdom. I needed this, thank you.

[@akneemoose3383]

My husband and I are at a low low, we are looking forward to some upward movement ❤

[@jakobtheinventor]

The honesty add so much to the show. The downs are as important as the ups. Sierra is a powerhouse of entertainment and joy. Thanks for sharing!

[@svdelos]

Thanks so much Jakob, glad you appreciate the reality of it too...it can feel a little vulnerable to put it all out there but definitely feels good to share when our amazing Delos tribe is so supportive :)

[@seaglub]

In my 15 years of watching sailing vlogs and 9 years now of fulltime cruising, I've never seen a better real life portrayal of what a passage is really like. The challenges faced, the weather, the boat just not being flat, trying to eat regularly, tyring to get sleep whenever, etc etc etc. The emoitional outing afterwards is universal and you did a wonderful job of expressing yourself. Thank you so much for continuing to share your family's life.

[@daviddunn4638]

I loved Sierra shouting “Land Ho”

[@lagomorph770]

And Brian teaching her pirate!

[@svdelos]

Cuteness overload for sure 🥰🥰🥰

[@markhubbard70]

Brian's collapse at 9:14 - parents everywhere in full sympathy mode!

[@svdelos]

Haha I didn't even need to check the time stamp, I knew exactly which moment in the video you were talking about 😂 Really sums up the struggle in one single clip hahaha

[@crfjohn79]

Kazz is such a champ , it takes a lot of courage to talk about one’s feelings especially to such a huge audience !! Hope you guys are well, you guys rock by the way my favourite sailing people!!

[@alexandradane3672]

Well, at least that courage is financially rewarding .

[@AllisonandJamesSailing]

Some passages can be so brutal and sea sickness is absolutely debilitating. Cannot imagine throwing a toddler into that mix, the added responsibility and energy you would need to summon in order to be a parent, film maker and competent sailor, so much respect guys!

[@svdelos]

It really is next level trying to take care of a tiny human when you can't even take care of yourself 😅 Thanks so much for the kind words and thanks for coming along on the ride with us 💕

[@markkpardue8597]

Sierra is such a funny, cute little pirate! The Land-ho and Aaaar made me laugh out loud! So Adorable!!

[@ian3042]

Hi Brian and Kazza I sailed Mono hull for years got fed up with being on a lean and feeling sick when going down stairs plus everything falling on the floor when in rough weather. I sold it and got a Catamaran and never regretted it. More space and virtually no lean plus my beer never falls over 😂 Happy days. Fair winds Ian

[@ugocdf7706]

Same here , cat s are the choice especially for island life Just avoid heavy displacement ones cause they just won't sail.....

[@chantalrochon3566]

Sometimes a mother gets overwhelmed, so does the dad. All my best to you three lovely people ❤❤❤❤

[@svdelos]

Thanks Chantal, lots of love back at ya ❤❤❤❤

[@stephaniejane8335]

Wow, seasickness is kinda like morning sickness on tilt! Props to you for being so transparent. It’s the reason I keep coming back every week, so thank you.

[@derekd1510]

Hmmm...is Kazza preggers?

[@GrafRamolo]

make it times 3

[@svdelos]

Happy to have you on the adventure with us every week Stephanie 💕

[@ThePricipleOfParsimony]

Awe. I just wanna hug Kazza. I've been feeling for a while she's maybe not happy constantly being on the move, doing long passages, feeling vulnerable (and sick) out on the ocean in such a small space. Who could blame her? Doing it when you're young and in crazy in love and doing it still years later (although still crazy in love) isn't the same. I hope she can be honest, like really honest about what she would like. No matter what this family does, we will always support them. If you need a change or land legs...go for it! All the best guys!

[@michaelg7076]

Ok, and now you've got me crying, remembering how much I love you guys. Watching your child develop into a strong smart soul with salt in her tiny veins, a family I share in a vicarious way, thank you for sharing, You show me what strong looks like.

[@johnbullard1128]

Pirate Nugget should be an action figure I can buy at Target!!! Karin, sharing your mental state makes you a little less of a superhero, but so much more relatable. Sometimes having an emotional moment after several days of rough sailing, splitting duties between 2 people, all while keeping the little one fed and cared for, is just what a body needs.

[@svdelos]

Hahahaha that would be so amazing 😂 We will have to add that to our to do list for the shop! And thanks so much for the kind words, so happy to share all the ups and downs and have you along on the adventure with us :)

[@carrieking3907]

Kazza, your tears made me cry and I think it is so healthy for you to show a range of emotions. It is validating to see that motherhood/wifing/life isn't all sunshine and roses, sometimes there are tears and that is ok. I think it is super good for your example to Sierra to show her that Moma's cry too and then they pick themselves up and carry on. Sending hugs!

[@danmallery9142]

I can't help but feel that the isolation you guys have been experiencing lately isn't at least contributing to your mental and emotional weariness. You have had several emotionally taxing things building on top of each other lately. Frankly, I think it is a testament to your strength that you have handled all of it so well. I hope you find some relief from the stresses soon. Love to watch your journeys and thank you for sharing not only the beautiful places you visit, but the whole experience.

[@BrianAdle]

Thank you for trusting the audience enough to share your ups and downs with us. I thought Kaza's real talk moment was incredibly powerful.

[@n7narcosis]

The transparency in your communication with your audience is 100% the reason why I love you all so much.

[@mikeshaffer207]

as someone with zero sailing experience but a fair amount of travel-into-the-unknown experience, this emotional episode makes perfect sense … thank you for sharing the “real” feelings ❤️

[@TeresaJohnson-nr4hy]

Thank you all for sharing with us ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@simonpritchard6074]

Lovely honest film....you know your beautiful daughter is amazing and don't forget the responsibility of having her with you on this adventure will take its toll, especially on the difficult passages. You're a lovely family . Peace to you all .

[@SylerHusky]

This is why I like your videos, you all show your true emotions and it's not acting. I've learned from your channel it's not always easy sailing.

[@bethanderson2940]

You are doing great Mama!!! You can talk about and address your emotions….that’s a wonderful beginning for a deeper understanding. With you in spirit as you navigate your challenging feelings!!

[@patricedechabot1708]

Dearest the Three of you, happy that you took the right medicine, a rhum !!! I Makes me remember I did the same with a half glass of whisky after a 36 hours sail in Force 8-9-10 winds... Worst of my life, in the English channel... But the whisky helped me to overcome my seasickness in minutes as we were arriving to our destination and we had to prepare our mooring... And I was so happy to be alive... Love to you and soooo many thanks for your always so wonderful videos ! Special love to Kazza for her being at the end so strong,

[@lucashankins9425]

“I love her enthusiasm.” Such an awesome daughter! She will grow up to be a strong individual. There is nothing stronger than the sea to be raised on. I’m jealous of you guys for getting to spend this time with your daughter. You will be close forever. I would have loved to had that time, in that place, with my boys.

[@lindamedders6700]

Girl, you just had a very rough passage. Thanks for sharing real stuff. I would bet my feelings would be the same. You need sand in your toes and calm water. Thank God Seirra is so good for times like these. Here's to fun times ahead.

[@longglide1176]

Thanks for being real and sharing. You have a special quality and an amazing team.

[@charliefrerks]

Been watching forever, absolutely love the entire show. Capt Brian when you do “cat naps” you said they were 30 mins try doing 45 mins so you can hit one full rem cycle. It will help you feel more rested!

[@captainjimolchs]

--30 minutes is considered to be the time between a light on the horizon and a collision.

[@davidlam6177]

This was such an amazing episode. Kazza sharing her emotions and vulnerability, Brian struggling more than usual/expected with sea sickness (when he said he had to take meds you knew it was legit wow) and Sierra growing more and more. Seeing her truly converse now is so amazing. Glad you guys made it safely. Hope you found some serenity in a calmer less rolly anchorage!

[@mickmcgood6543]

My little family have been cruising on our old 43 foot mono for a long time, but I sometimes think that we're a bit crap and not tough enough. Everyone else seems to do it so easily. It was good to see this episode and realise that some of my heros also struggle at times too. I guess it's just part of the cruising life. My wife compares tough passages to childbirth. At the time it's horrible, but then a while later you think "let's do that again" :)

[@marklapierre5629]

Woo Hoo! Thank you so much for sharing that adorable little one with us. It's so hard to believe that she is four years old already. Leaving home is never easy. You were in the previous anchorage for so long and it was so beautiful there. That on top of the relief from surviving the difficult passage surely brings an emotional response.

[@jordano6162]

Sierra is growing so much, it's crazy

[@wellDunn1]

Firstly, I love you guys. Having raised a few kids myself I know how challenging it is to deal with the energy when you don’t feel well yourself. I can’t imagine how hard that would be on a boat. Thanks (Kazza) for sharing your emotions as well. Having such a supportive partner like Brian is wonderful to see.

[@svdelos]

Aw thanks so much, and lots of love to you too 💕

[@louisamcevoy7540]

Been watching you guys for years ( was made aware of you during covid lockdown) and this is my first post. Kazza, good on you for being so open and honest on the way you feel, it's pretty refreshing to see p real emotion. Brian, you're gonna support the love of your life. And as for the nugget, I have watched her grow up since the first scene of her being born, she is amazing (she has a wee special spot in my heart). Just like her parents. Keep doing what you're doing. Lots of love from Lou, in Scotland xxx

[@cellasadventures7324]

Gaza thanks for sharing you being vulnerable. It's good to see sides of the cruising life. Keep your chin up. Your episodes are inspiring and the authenticity is appreciated. It's truly a relief to see the reality of how things are as compared to some other channels I've watch on here.

[@tomriley5790]

So impressed with how kind and positive everyone is despite feeling so rubbish! Well done on making your difficult passage!

[@ernie7757]

Kazza you have nothing but love and support out here. Your sacrifices that you do for us to bring inspiration! Incredible!!! Love you guys. Stay safe❤

[@daleschroeder232]

I'm a long-time observer of your sagas. I know you try to make what you do attractive and interesting. Thanks for showing the reality of life in the cockpit. Your emotions upon arrival show how much stress you were really under and when you finally get to come up for air, it is bound to shed some feelings pent up while dealing with the hard times. Thanks for being real. The reality of the journey is what makes it an adventure. Back in August, 2023 I almost drown on a camping adventure in the Apostle Islands (Lake Superior). We survived, but were only able to recover an unrepairable boat and some of our camping gear that floated ashore. My son and I spent 3 days on the beach waiting for rescue and watching our boat being beaten by the waves until it finally washed ashore, upside-down and destroyed. We were actually able to enjoy our time camping for those three days as we waited for Sea\\Tow to salvage our boat. I didn't realize how much emotion I had stuffed until weeks later it began to hit me. The loss of my boat (most prized possession) and how close I actually came to breathing my last in those cold, crystal clear waters. I may never fully recover, but my life has taken on new perspective because of that near death adventure. I am better for it, with a different perspective of what is valuable. As your treasure, Sierra said, "Land ho, Arrrgh!" Life is not an amusement, it's an adventure. Thanks for letting us live it with you. kzbin.infoZk24M6G3LG4?feature=share

[@kindsailing]

Wow, great episode! There is no other like Pirate Sierra, for sure. A tough passage like that is so challenging and it's completely normal and healthy to have an emotional reaction once it is done. You were running on adrenaline with no other choice. You had Sierra, each other, and a boat to take care of and get to your destination. Once that adrenaline, and other stress hormones, dissipates it is emotional. You all endured the situation well, a great example to all of us. Namaste. 🙏

[@daneetaran8784]

Kazza i could totally relate to the tears, Bryan is wonderful you support each other perfectly you are all so lucky

[@cclose8007]

Big hugs kazza x your vulnerability is real. You hold so much together during a passage it’s no wonder your body needed to release it. You guys are such an amazing team x

[@kimberlyonseastar]

It does make sense. Rolly anchorages are very hard and especially when you want to go to shore and you’re right there but you can’t, and you need a break after that passage. Can’t wait to see the next episode once you get moved!

[@davidsartin5708]

So happy that you survived another hard passage. You two are great together. Be safe. Thank you for sharing the reality and emotional consequences of a hard passage.

[@nooneanybodyknows7912]

It's not all champagne sailing. Having left the calm, peaceful Tuamotus beating into the wind is shock to the body. IMHO, tears and fears are expected as your body adjusts to the changing conditions. Sierra's Land-ho, arr matey is the best. 🏴‍☠️ Thanks for sharing.

[@Greyskyy151]

You all are amazing, what you are doing is inspiring! Kaza, it makes perfect sense and Brian is an amazing person for supporting you in the ways that he does! Kaza and Brian, you are role models for many! Thank you!

[@MrGaza74]

So brave in so many ways. Thank you for sharing even the hard times. I just wanted to give Kazza a hug. What I always remember as part of Buddhism practice is that nothing is permanent and that goes for emotions in particular. Sierra is classic.

[@worldtravel9967]

This is probably one of my all time favorite videos. Kaz you did an amazing job here. I literally felt like I was there for with you all for the ups and downs. Instagram makes the world look unreal but the 3 real people made me see into what this is really like

[@DarceeVorndran]

Kazza - Darcee here - on my FB feed from my friend and author Sy Montgomery (who wrote "The Soul of an Octopus") - she just shared with me that on Earth Day (4/22?) NatGeo will present a special "Secrets of the Octopus" - because I know how much you love them XO

[@svdelos]

Oh cool! We are big Octo-philes (is that a word 😂) we will have to look and see if we can stream it online somewhere, sounds really interesting. Thanks for the recommendation Darcee!

[@TrudyPease]

@@svdelos If you guys have access to Netflix or KZbin, there is a beautiful film made in South Africa I think called 'My Octopus Teacher.'

[@svwanderlust9697]

Appreciate you both being real, showing that there are ups and downs in cruising. I think many channels sugar coat the negatives

[@marisaconner628]

I’m so sorry you had such a rough passage. 😢 I hope you have better days ahead soon. Kazza your feelings are so true and real…sending you virtual hugs. ❤ Sierra is becoming such a salty sailor and does pirate so cute.

[@faithgrieger1223]

That trip must have been relentless. Thank you for sharing all the natural beautiful feelings and trusting us to understand and hold your family in LOVE🥰

[@julieschierbeek3120]

Thanks, Kazza, for showing us more of what you go through! I don't know how you do it, but thanks again for letting us feel like we know you just a bit better!

[@leoescobar4308]

Delos crew, I remember those days of feeling sick and having to take care of a little one. soooo challenging. Sending you all healing vibes and much love!

[@akLeanne]

❤ we all get emotional from time to time. It's healthy and good for your soul just to let it out. It takes a lot courage to put that on camera. Kudos to you Kazza. Thanks for being real.

[@rodneylacy]

you guys are so blessed, and as the old saying goes, "into every life a little rain must fall" I admire your tenacity and your resolve to make the best of your lives.

[@mary-i7d9d]

Lack of sleep is an emotional roller coaster!

[@andreww2927]

Gosh. Thank you so much Kazza for sharing such a challenging state of mind to get through. We’ve all been there, and I feel like your candid video in the bunk made us all feel for you. Much love to you all.

[@annawiens3128]

Your “breakdown” is so graceful! As a previous sailing couple that now has a toddler and looking to get back out there, I can guarantee my attitude would be way worse after three rough days and arriving at a rolly anchorage. You two make a great team and are so level headed, even when it’s hard 🙌🫶.

[@julianbatcheler9970]

Delos is the number one sailing channel. The fact you are honest and real makes it still the number one. My heart went out to all three of you. Coping with small people when you are both ill is the worst… I can’t imagine coping on a rolling and pitching boat. You are a massive inspiration and are part of what has got me back into sailing. As soon as my ties here are over I am buying a boat and following your lead. Love you guys. :)

[@odysseytecharts8144]

Hey Kazza! Thank you for sharing an emotionally vulnerable moment with us. You are strong amd brave for being so open and honest. ❤

[@mariuszkijowski2180]

Thank you Kazza for sharing. It's important, and difficult to be a good parent, mom, sailor and wife at the same time.

[@waschuckiehere7120]

Thank you for showing real life. So many show the beauty and not reality. I have followed yall for a long time and that is what keeps me coming back.

[@DunnickFayuro]

I appreciate you share both the good and the bad about this journey. No lying.

[@stacykilchenmann5223]

Kazza, I totally understand how you were feeling. I think we all go through that for one reason or another. But, we all appreciate you!

[@guitaring1]

I appreciate you filming the difficulties of your passage. Makes me think seriously about whether or not open ocean sailing is something I can realistically do.

[@windowshots]

That was. a beautiful episode. It's so impressive that. you would be willing to expose such vulnerable moments with us. If only you could tap into all that energy Sierra has, your batteries would be at 100% all the time. What a sweetie ☺

[@dannymachado1]

You guys are the best ! The world needs more people like you ❤

[@Devangraham91]

I fished lobster in Nova Scotia for years. I always battled sea sickness in the winter especially. I tried the patches they made me so sick feeling. The pill helped but I needed to eat so much and still felt funny I found. I ended up trying cheep wrist bands I got at shoppers drug mart that put pressure on the underside of my wrist and I wore them everyday. I no a lot that ended up using those in the last ten years when they became popular they work for flying or what ever but I’d order up a box of those. One pair was like 5 Dollars Canadian ish and lasted months. They would get full of salt and fish from baiting and hauling traps but u can wash them like anything. Worth looking into can’t hurt and no side effects

[@sailingsvmutiny1762]

Higher highs & lower lows. You guys are still rocking the roll and the sleep deprivation. I really appreciate the honesty of showing how tough it really can be. Loads of kudos for your Lovely family! 👊🙏😘

[@aimilee1676]

OMGsh Sierra's pirate voice has me cracking up. Kazza, I wish I could give you a big hug. I can't imagine what you feel and what you go through when sailing like that. I don't have the courage to do what you do and live like that. I have so much admiration for you all. It's amazing to watch. Thank you for sharing your journeys.

[@PaulSmith-b6m]

Brian , @ 12:55 to 13:11 of this Ep.446 you'll notice at least a 7 to 9 inch gap at the bottom part of your netting (Starboard side) which as you recall was the intent to prevent Sierra (nugge$t) from falling overboard without her lifejacket. You'll notice again @ 23:25 Sierra loses balance towards that exact place of which the netting is insufficient. 🍺 cheers ❤

[@lilygirl2719]

If my husband allowed my child to be on top without a life jacket I would get my child and myself off that boat and say goodbye. They should all be tethered in AND have life jackets on. In their state of sickness, they aren't making good decisions and a rogue wave can happen anytime!

[@bobbobby7285]

Kazza I can see how stressed you are. It’s not your fault. You spent a month in a beautiful place with , at least as appears to us, a lot of tranquility. We go o thru life with daily stressors that cause us to build an immunity of sorts. When that stress is removed we lose the ability to let things roll off our backs. It’s not your fault, it’s human nature. To keep some of that immunity, daily do little things that move you alittle out of your comfort zone. Small steps, you can do it. Just think of all you have accomplished. You crossed freaking oceans with a toddler, you’re a hero in my book. Love you guys.

[@paulafoster2607]

We all have our ups and downs that's what makes us real. Sending Love to you three!

[@thomasbranic]

Kaza, I've been watching you guys since the sail to the Christmas Islands. You are a strong woman, you got this! Stay strong! Thank you all for the content. I believe in you guys!

[@gillesdevaux2241]

Dear Kazza, Thank you for your moving testimony and above all for sharing it. I am sure that many people experience emotional moments like you can experience and I believe that your testimony can help many people to believe that they too can experience these moments, get through it and finally experience great adventures like you and your beautiful family, with a kind-hearted and supportive man like Brian and a little pirate who is so pretty and fun. I pray for you and your family. Thank you for this touching episode. I love you and your family too.

[@kevinsterner9490]

Brian and Kaza you two are amazing parents and a great team. That looked like a horrible rough passage. Great job completing it and sharing your story

[@MizzAugust7]

All very understandable, it was a rough passage & then when you got there finally, you couldn't go ashore, disappointment comes up in many ways for us in emotions.Also the relief of arriving, sometimes we have feelings we dont let ourselves feel until that time is passed. Thank you so much, also for the editing!

[@markbennett9787]

You are doing what us coastal and cross (English) Channel sailors experience only on a much larger scale. The journey can be difficult, people feel ill, the boat sounds as if it’s going to explode at times but arriving at a destination is everything and the bad times are soon forgotten and it’s not long after resting a while that the urge to press on returns. As I say your experiences are magnified because of the distances you cover but to coin a phrase “We’re all in the same boat”.

[@davidthatcher7754]

You two are incredible sailers, nugget is hilarious at times. Opening up to your fans takes a lot of courage. Just keep being you. Love your videos.

[@SherryBaby2003]

Thanks for sharing your raw emotions and being vulnerable ~~ we’re here for you and it’s important to get it out 🤍 🙏🏽extra prayers coming your way !!

[@erikswanson3785]

Thanks for sharing! From my screen perspective it is the right call. Life is hard enough why make it harder! Cruise on Delos!!!

[@oliviareed4815]

such a great episode, thank you Kazza for sharing your emotions and showing how much of a toll parenting on board takes! You guys are awesome parents and it is so draining to do what you all do.

[@Kim-up5zw]

That was a tough couple of days. Understand your emotions totally ❤

[@henniebooysen1]

You are much stronger than you think, although you felt down you knew it was a matter of time before you would recover. All the best enjoy your family. Cheers

[@windsongdesigns6655]

Sorry it was such a rough passage. The patches make me feel worse. I find wearing the motion bands on your wrist helps and also some Gravol. Hope your new anchorage is better. Hugs from Canada

[@davidlevitz3119]

HOPE THINGS GET MORE COMFORTABLE FOR ALL SOON ! HANG IN THERE !

[@JakeyBaby0]

Your sailing channel is special because you both share emotion you don't see else where on similar channels. As you both have said before, sailing has some of the highest highs and lowest lows. The key is to focus on the experience, the people you meet and the journey; hard or easy you get to ignore the corporate BS and just live. Of course you still need to make enough to keep that up but it is on your own terms. Much love stay safe keep sailing.

[@svsiren6121]

omg Kazza, i started crying a bit myself when i saw you cry and explain what you were feeling. I know that feeling all too well and i really sympathise!

[@ian-c.01]

Your passages are always much easier and more relaxed when you have help either from a buddy boat or onboard assistance ! I realise that can distract from the 'family vibe' a little but if you keep trying to do it without any kind of assistance you are going to avoid making any passages beyond just coastal cruising !

[@1st1anarkissed]

I love that little girl. She really cant understand what sick means. The scene made me think of stories of families lost at sea where the parents go first and I was able to picture a child trying her hardest to get her parents to wake up and play and feed her. Brrrr. So glad its only sea sickness with you and that you have the ability to call for help if it ever is worse. ❤

[@johnaudio2024]

You guys rock!! Pirate Sierra stealing the show is priceless! Stay safe, happy sails!

[@nickcivitarese9205]

Wow great video, you described your emotions perfectly. I felt like I was on the journey with you and could feel my couch rocking with each wave!

[@dougdean3134]

Sierra is becoming the star of the channel. Thanks for expressing what a passage can really be like.

[@stimpsonjcat67]

Have faith, Kazz, that man will keep you safe. And, that child is going to save you.

[@cosmicinsane516]

Thanks for sharing the unpleasantness along with the awesomeness. That’s the nature of life, just keep truckin on.

[@alexandral6273]

Thank you Kazza for sharing your difficulties behind the seas. I could never be able to handle the life you all live even if the great beaches and travel make me dream. I’m not strong enough for sea life. I hope today is a good day for all of you. Sending you love from France 🇫🇷 😊

[@SarahHolt-z4y]

Sierra is ADORABLE 🥰 God bless y’all doing this with a toddler!!

[@tyrone-tydavis5858]

Sea sick with an energic little one 😱😱😱😱 ....you guys are Saint material