Tomorrow, I will be blogging from sunny Monterey Bay. Actually, I will be blogging from foggy Monterey Bay but it will still be outrageous. You can tune in here at 7:00 am (Pacific Time) tomorrow for the first post. Hopefully, halfway through the day the antenna will be working and I will beam back to shore my second post. I will check back later tomorrow evening to answer in questions (posted in the comments). You can catch a live updated video from the deck of the ship and current position throughout the day. This is a test run for an even more amazing blog session coming in June!
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