Marshall Islands, Majuro, April 10th: a vegan, tropical lifestyle

So I have already managed to visit a hospital in the Marshall Islands, apparently crawling in rotten wood, saw dust or handling epoxy and battery acid is bad for your skin. Who would have guessed?

And despite my absence of clothes, the humidity of the tropics are getting to me, day after day, night after night.

That was the only bad news, so now rest easy, I will just rub it in for a few lines, just to convince you that I am having the best time, point by point.

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Sorry, the photos were just to show you how AWESOME tropical atolls are - despite my recent internet whinge about the whole situation here.

1. Vegan food:

When you have a non-vegan american, a vegetarian Indian amateur chef and soon to come a vegan & gluten free, you can be sure of one thing. It is good food. Apparently, we'll even have cheese!

2. Yacht life:

work every day, always something different, a great crew, beer, food, blue water, what else?

3. Around us:

Majuro maybe a bit glum, but there are things to be found, karaokes to be sung, Korean fried chicken to be eaten, and diseases to be caught. Again, what else?

Okay, that mediocre article just cost me at least 5 USD of internet, so bye for now :-)

Vicou the Sea Gyspsy