Boat Life Organization & Storage: How to Actually Live in a Small Space
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Boat Life
I bought a 34 foot 1985 Silverton with zero experience and made it my home. No sailing background, no mechanical knowledge, no idea what I was getting into. Just a finance brain, a tolerance for tight spaces, and a strong opinion that paying $1,400 a month for someone’s back room wasn’t the move anymore. This is everything I’ve learned living on a boat as a solo woman — the real stuff, the logistics, the math, and the parts nobody puts on Instagram.
Boat Life Appliances: What’s Actually Worth Having in Your Kitchen
When you buy a boat you’re not starting from scratch the way you would with an apartment. Most boats come
The Real Pros and Cons of Living on a Boat (No Instagram Filter)
Everyone who finds out I live on a boat has the same reaction. Their eyes light up. They say something
Living on a Boat as a Solo Woman: What Nobody Tells You
I want to start with something nobody really says out loud: marinas are male-dominated. That’s not a complaint, just a
Why I Bought a Boat Instead of Paying Rent (And the Numbers Behind It)
Last summer I paid $1,400 a month to live in someone’s back room. Single bed. Two-burner kitchenette. Shared bathroom —
