This one is for you Adriane

Adriane; I have a great idea for you. All you need is a plastic chair, plastic table, an extension cord, and your equipment, Jim keeps his in the plastic bag you see on the left of the picture. there are approximately 100 boats in this marina, 300 in the city marina, about 500 in others, and they all need hair cuts. Times 2 if you figure there are at least two people on each boat. Jim had about 15 people asking if they could be next. I don't know of anyone in our travels that cut hair at marina's. You also have to remember that most of them have limited transportation. Jim had four salons and cut hair for 45 years. He only cuts the people in the boats around him as a friendly gesture and doesn't want to do it as a job. He did a good job, but you are still the best. For those of you who are reading this blog, Adriane (Rofflers in Hinesville) has been cutting Stephanie's and my hair for a few years and does a great job, we miss her.

Sorry, no sunset picture today, we had a cold front move through and the winds kicked up to 35 knots and heavy rain. We knew it was coming because our weather alert system sounded the alarm 30 minutes before it hit, so we were somewhat prepared, but we forgot to close a couple of port holes and poor Godiva (where's Godiva?) was stranded on the front deck and came in looking like a drowned rat. Other than a little water to clean up and a dog to dry off, we fared well. The cold front is going to drop our daily temps all the way down to the mid 70's. The weather man says it's going to be chilly for the next two days. People down here don't know what a real cold front is.

September Song (got the dock cut) out
Bob


The Dock Barber Shop

I feel 10 pounds lighter