Snaps, Latches & Lazy Jacks

I love having an interesting project to research, plan and complete. Sailboats are deep reservoirs of projects . So much so that one of the ongoing projects is to identify, categorize and plan the vast number of potential projects. Sailboat projects, like sailboats themselves, come in all shapes and sizes. The most challenging projects are often the smallest ones.

The small projects, deceptively so, should be the easiest to complete. After all they are by definition, small. Being small however means they are the easiest to postpone, procrastinate and put off for another day. Okay that was redundant but it does drive home the reason small projects are the most challenging.

Today I finally finished some of these types of projects.

Snaps: replaced all the bad snaps on Bella's canvas.
Latches: replaced all the bad latches on cabinet and refrigerator doors.
Lazy Jacks: finished adjusting and taping off lazy lines. Now Bella's Morelli Pack sits and looks proud and works flawlessly.

Now, when will there be time for all those big projects? By the way, for those who do not live in Southern California today was an unbelievably beautiful day for small or big project completing.