Ship Log Blog

  • Luggage Limits

    The audacity to try it The Atlantic crossing has begun. We sailed away from Red Hook Brooklyn and New York harbor three hours late on a cold and rainy Saturday night. We… Read more

  • Spontaneous Uncontrollable Joy

    And no pictures to prove it This story was originally published to subscribers of Ship Log Blog on Substack. Get new posts by email at the link below: Last week I… Read more

  • Because I said so

    On being done with asking “why?” This story was originally published to subscribers of Ship Log Blog on Substack. Get new posts by email at the link below: I feel bad… Read more

  • Touching Land

    How to stay connected to the Earth when living on the water This story was originally published to subscribers of Ship Log Blog on Substack. Get new posts by email at… Read more

  • There’s nothing typical about this

    How I function in a tin can in the middle of the ocean when the world is on fire This story was originally published to subscribers of Ship Log Blog… Read more

  • A Peek below

    What’s behind all those “crew only” doors? This story was originally published to subscribers of Ship Log Blog on Substack. Get new posts by email at the link below: Last night… Read more

  • Welcome to Ship Log Blog

    Life behind the scenes on a cruise ship This story was originally published to subscribers of Ship Log Blog on Substack. Get new posts by email at the link below:… Read more

  • New Rules to live by

    Rule Number 1: Don’t fall in love with the fuckboy Here I am in Orlando, at rehearsal, about to start my fourth ship contract and instead of brainstorming my writing… Read more

  • Where do I even live?

    Welcome back sailors. I finished out my six weeks in April, told Angel not to have too much fun without me, and headed back to the big city. The night… Read more

  • Adrift again

    I didn’t see It coming but I tripped and fell and now I’m back on the ship. Not the same ship but the same job. See, the person who was… Read more