Sooner or later, everybody gets seasick. If not actually sick, then certainly queasy. One of my best friends has been cruising on sail and powerboats for almost 50 years. Hardly a novice, he’s won the Bermuda Race and a Transatlantic, among other things. And he still gets seasick every time he start a voyage. “I just figure I’m going to be miserable for about two days and then everything will be OK,” he says. Over the years, I think I’ve tried just about everything, wrist bands, ear patches, whatever, for various members of my family to keep them from getting…