The white paint is drying on the liner around the portlights in the saloon. I think it may need another coat, but the rest of the cabin surfaces definitely need a new coat of paint, so dingy do they look beside the fresh white.
I finished up the woodwork in the head first when I arrived in Cambridge at about 4 p.m. After priming that work, I then brushed and rolled all the prior work -- six portlights in all.
Then it was time to tackle boat cleaning. I brought the shop vac from home and used it to get all the sawdust and wood chips. Tomorrow, I'll Pine-sol the boat and do one more portlight -- over the hanging locker across from the head. Then we will be ready for Memorial Day weekend and, we hope, our first sail of the year.
Took long enough!