Ahoy, Sailor! You've made it to Sunday!

Ahoy sailors! Thanks to some archival work, the video for Sunday has been saved. Starting every Sunday, there will be a reminder. The one from @itbesunday is different from this one.

I recently noticed that when I schedule tweets, it tells me in notifications that it's published.

Hope ye had a frightenin' Halloween yesterday. I...certainly had one myself.

Y'er captain has seanet once again, but I be skeptical about Sea Lantern as a provider. Guess I'll use them f'er a month and see.

I will never use Sealink as a seanet provider ever again.

Spent the past week gettin' sick after recoverin' from a cold the week prior.

Yesterday was exhastin'. I don't know how SpongeBob and Patrick can run on sand without wearin' themselves out.

I almost uploaded the wrong video due to how similar it is to the Summer one.

The autumn video may look near identical to the summer one, but the two be different.

Next week should be a seasonal change, sailers.

It isn't fun gettin' heartburn, especially in the dead of night.

Let us commemorate those who left us these past two weeks.

At least I remember to schedule these days in advance.

Hope ye have a sailorific Sunday!

Me brain does not want to work today. It's been too hot to think properly.

I thought about puttin' a window fan in the main room of the anchor to cool it down, but it be too smoky to do that.

I've decided to schedule future tweets 30 minutes earlier. Nothin' else changes. Coincidentally, a Twitter schedule error happened.

Here be a true fact: The Summer video wasn't originally a seasonal gimmick. It was made to update the old one. The file name was originally called "Ahoy Sailor! HD" before being renamed to "Ahoy, Sailor! You've made it to Sunday! HD".

It's been so warm I may need to temporarily close The Krusty Krab 'til it cools back down. Heat be no joke when the grill and fryers output most of it.

Yesterday was an exhausting day. It was still fun, though.

June ended up exhausting y'er captain. With July soon upon us, fire season may likely be worse than previous years.