Certainly not me. Out on the water there are no "ladies" and there are no "gentlemen." Just sailors who all speak the same language, which is not always ladylike or gentlemanly. 
P.S. Uh-oh, I just noticed she is not wearing a life jacket.
Ahhhh The old 5.2 knee buster......those were the days!!!
Spunky women rock.
Check the shoreline. It looks like the sound in Pensacola, I think.
Actually, it's Lake Sommerville, Texas.
How exactly is that "a little something for the ladies"?
Geesh, I was expecting to see some hot *guy* in a swim suit sailing.
Tracie
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It's working just fine! I'm kind of a newbie to the catamaran world and I've noticed that as a women I seem to get along better with other women sailors, I just seem to anticipate and read them better. Is this just me or has anyone had a similar experience. I typically get a long better with men in normal everyday interaction, (probably because I deal with women all day long for work- I'm a beautician) but not with this.
Where are you finding these women sailors? 
Say you're from Houston, but you're sailing on L.Sommerville? Why you ain't down to the TCDike? More chix to sail with, lots of fun, nice folks
sea ya
tami
ps. Mary, whatchu mean, 'what women?'
We use to sail at the dike 25 years ago but since have moved north and find Sommerville closer. Some very fine and friendly sailors down at the TCdike. If anyone is in the area, I suggest you give the dike sailing a go. I have never been down there that the wind wasn't blowing, which I can't say about freshwater sailing here in SE Texas.
Regards,
Mike