Do you suppose the Betty Ford Clinic has a group discount?
If you remember from a previous post, I said Friday was still open on our calender. Not long after that post (about ten minutes) we were told that the bar here at our marina that has been closed for several months, Dockside Bar and Grill, was going to re-open on Friday night. (and I thought we were going to get a night off) They did a "soft opening" for all the people in the marina. Everyone brought a dish and they furnished BBQ pork, chicken, music, and cheap drinks. When the word got out, it didn't take long for the people in the area to join in. Dockside has been here in Marathon for many years and everyone was so excited that it was going to be open again. What a fun party and what a fun place.
You probably think all we do is party, which we do a lot of. We do other things too. We fill fuel tanks, put new line on the poles for fishing in the Bahamas, blog, wash the boat, go to the pool, add another pole holder to September Song for Stephanie's new pole, pump the holding tank,(EWWW) walk the dogs, do laundry, clean the bottom of the boat, etc, etc, etc, but you really don't want me to blog about all of that and bore you to tears.
September Song (want to come help pump the holding tank?) out
Bob
At the re-opening 0f Dockside we sat at the table of knowledge. This table has been there for a long looong time with lots of names and initials carved into it. Oh the stories it could tell. From the looks of the next picture, if you spend enough time at the table of knowledge, you start to get, well, let's just say not so knowledgeable. It's not nice to stick your tongue out at the camera, Stephanie.
If you remember from a previous post, I said Friday was still open on our calender. Not long after that post (about ten minutes) we were told that the bar here at our marina that has been closed for several months, Dockside Bar and Grill, was going to re-open on Friday night. (and I thought we were going to get a night off) They did a "soft opening" for all the people in the marina. Everyone brought a dish and they furnished BBQ pork, chicken, music, and cheap drinks. When the word got out, it didn't take long for the people in the area to join in. Dockside has been here in Marathon for many years and everyone was so excited that it was going to be open again. What a fun party and what a fun place.
You probably think all we do is party, which we do a lot of. We do other things too. We fill fuel tanks, put new line on the poles for fishing in the Bahamas, blog, wash the boat, go to the pool, add another pole holder to September Song for Stephanie's new pole, pump the holding tank,(EWWW) walk the dogs, do laundry, clean the bottom of the boat, etc, etc, etc, but you really don't want me to blog about all of that and bore you to tears.
September Song (want to come help pump the holding tank?) out
Bob
At the re-opening 0f Dockside we sat at the table of knowledge. This table has been there for a long looong time with lots of names and initials carved into it. Oh the stories it could tell. From the looks of the next picture, if you spend enough time at the table of knowledge, you start to get, well, let's just say not so knowledgeable. It's not nice to stick your tongue out at the camera, Stephanie.
Sorry Nancy and Katie. I couldn't help myself. Beware of Bob's camera!
The table on the left is on the dock behind Jay and Nancy and Bob and Katie's boats. This table is named the table of wisdom. A few who shall remain nameless weren't so wise and stayed out until 2:00
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