Well, we bought a sailboat to live on. Holy crap. We're new at the living aboard and system maintenance stuff (engine, electrical, toilet!) but feel great about sailing and docking her. We've spent the first few months scrubbing her, had her hauled out for upgrades - painted her bottom, helped fix/upgrade some engine stuff, waxed her, and now we're ready for adventure (I'm counting more cleaning projects as adventure too). We've sailed her numerous times already and our constantly working to get her ship-shape. Follow along with our adventure on the Kingsley blog, or check her specs below!
   ~Paul, Amber, Kali    ETC

S/V Kingsley - a 2000 Hunter 320 sailboat
Builder: Hunter Marine
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Hull Type: Displacement

L.O.A. (length over all): 31' 7"
L.W.L. (length at the water line): 28' 4"

Beam: 10' 10"
Draft: 5' 10"

Displacement: 8,550 lbs (3,200 lbs ballast)
Engine: Yanmar, Single, Diesel, FWC, two cylinders, 18 HP approx

Tankage: Fuel: 28 gallons
                Water: 50 gallons
                Waste: 24 gallons


Cats living aboard: 1 - Kali
Humans living aboard: 2 - Paul & Amber

Other stuff:
fridge
microwave
pressurized water
hot water (6 gallon hot water tank)
toilet
3 decent size beds - salon, full aft, V-berth
3 sails at the moment - main, jib, spinnaker
force 10 propane 2 burner stove and oven
radar!
vhf radio
diesel heater
stereo and surround sound
battery charger
Sea-B-Q out back
and lots more, but that's the big stuff

From the Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou:
You think you'll want to change your name?

- Ned?
- No, not the Ned part.

Unless you want to.
I meant your last name. I thought you might like to let me give you mine.

- Ned Zissou.
- Ned Zissou. Exactly.
Or, if you want to, you can change the first part too.

I would have named you Kingsley, if I'd had a say in it.
Kingsley.