MEET OUR SHIP'S COOK<\/p>\n
Name:<\/strong> EDDIE<\/p>\n Age:<\/strong> 32<\/p>\n Nationality:<\/strong> ENGLISH<\/p>\n Position on board:<\/strong> COOK<\/p>\n Former occupation on land (or how do you keep yourself busy when you are not sailing)?<\/strong><\/p>\n I am working for New Dawn Traders. I am an acupuncturist, carer and set builder.<\/p>\n Which book, film, song and\/or event inspired and sparked in you first the dream of a life at sea?<\/strong><\/p>\n The wish to do it was just always there. To go to the unknown, to the extreme.<\/p>\n A movie that inspired me is The life aquatic of Steve Zissou.<\/p>\n What to pack for your sea chest, absolutely?<\/strong><\/p>\n Superglue, woolen socks, woolen jumpers, boots, burn cream.<\/p>\n What to leave ashore, doubtless?<\/strong><\/p>\n Obligations, 'loose-ends' and DID (aka Dramatic Interpersonal Dynamics).<\/p>\n Which is your favorite peace corner onboard aka where do you hide when you need to be alone.<\/strong><\/p>\n My cabin, because I have the privilege of being alone in there.<\/p>\n What do you like the most onboard: a detail of the ship, a routine, a person, an activity\u2026?<\/strong><\/p>\n Mealtimes! Inviting friends to my little Bistrot for food, 3 times a day, every day.<\/p>\n Three Magic Words to hold fast to onboard?<\/strong><\/p>\n Not' ending word! This will make sense only to a few people, but it is a homage. It is related to a personal story, a fellow sailor, a friend, someone who was very dear to me and who is not with us anymore.<\/p>\n If Tres Hombres was a wild creature, which one would she be?<\/strong><\/p>\n A black horse; sometimes it feels like we are galloping through the sea.<\/p>\n Biggest fear before joining and greatest satisfaction on the way?<\/strong><\/p>\n Falling overboard and dying in a storm were my biggest fears.<\/p>\n Making flatbreads in Biscay (in tough weather conditions) my greatest satisfaction.<\/p>\n