It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This
Journey of a Lifetime and the People I Met on the Way
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I flew to La Paz, Mexico November 14, 1970 to meet the broker and sign the papers for our new sailboat.
She was a beauty. We had spent over a year searching for just the right vessel to begin our dream of living aboard a sailboat and sailing wherever it took us.
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I don’t even remember her name when we bought her, but I signed the ownership papers that day in November in the name we had chosen: Camelot. This was the beginning of a new life for us.
Now I was sitting on the deck of this beautiful boat with my friend Herb, who had come from Los Angeles to check out the boat with me and put stores aboard. We were waiting for my sons and brother Dale who were flying to La Paz to help sail Camelot up the Pacific coast to Redondo Beach. Though Camelot was declared seaworthy, we were relatively inexperienced sailors.
I was a little nervous. Was I as crazy as my friends said I was…
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In It Doesn’t Get Any Better Than This, author Connie Kirby Anderson takes you to the small village of Del Mar along the coast of Southern California, and into the lives and relationships of ordinary people she meets in the cafes, on the streets and on the beach where people come together in community.
Tucked in among her stories of the village, the author weaves true tales of “life before
Stories of love, laughter, joy, pain, tears, adventure and spirituality, could be the stories of your life.
About the Author
Connie Kirby Anderson is a writer, journalist and columnist with credits in Philadelphia, New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego and Del Mar, California.