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Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Top 10 Blog Posts

--Blogpost written by Bob

This week concludes two years of writing this blog. The top 10 blogposts during the first two years are as follows:

So far, we are up to about 14,000 page views and 138 blogposts. By far, our most popular blogposts are about installing semi-flexible solar panels--two blogposts on this subject are responsible for 5.5% of all page views.

Our next blogpost will cover the onboard installation of our new satellite radio. We've been slowly working on it during the past two weeks.

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Why the name Rainy Days?

There are multiple reasons for the name. First, in business, rainy days have always been lucky for me. Big orders always seemed to arrive miraculously on rainy days.

Second, it was a rainy day in November 1986 when I first saw the boat in a yacht broker's yard in Annapolis. It was love at first sight. I owned a Sabre 28 at the time and had been yearning for a larger boat, capable of longer passages.

Third, I have always liked the subdued mood of a rainy day--that care-free, stress-free feeling of, in particular, a warm rainy day. I believe everyone can relate to this melancholy feeling and draw the parallel to sailing. In fact, there has been many popular (and memorable) songs written about rainy days.