I should buy a boat. Well this sucks

I should buy a boat. Well this sucks

As I stood on the dock, staring out at the glistening water, the thought crossed my mind: I should buy a boat. The idea had been lingering in the back of my mind for quite some time, but now, as I watched the boats bobbing gently in the harbor, it seemed more appealing than ever.

I imagined myself out on the open water, the wind in my hair and the sun on my face. I pictured myself cruising along the coastline, exploring hidden coves and secluded beaches. I could almost taste the salt in the air and feel the spray of the ocean on my skin.

But then reality hit me like a ton of bricks. I was not exactly rolling in cash, and buying a boat was no small investment. Not to mention the ongoing costs of maintenance, fuel, and storage. Suddenly, the idea of owning a boat seemed more like a pipe dream than a realistic goal.

I sighed and shook my head, feeling a pang of disappointment. I knew that for now, at least, buying a boat was out of reach. I would have to content myself with the occasional rental or borrowing a friend's boat for a day on the water.

As I turned to walk back to my car, I couldn't help but feel a sense of longing. The water called to me, beckoning me to come and explore its depths. I knew that one day, I would make my dream of owning a boat a reality. But for now, I would have to make do with watching from the shore, dreaming of the day when I could set sail on my own vessel.

So, as I drove away from the harbor, I couldn't help but think to myself: well, this sucks. But one day, I would buy that boat. And when I did, it would be worth every penny.