our carver motor yacht story: welcome home Mojo

July3

Captain Brian Thompson delivers “MoJo” to her new berth at Lake Lanier. we’ll keep the Marina a secret with concerns around paparazzi, and now “Chris”.

the video was taken with my iPhone 4.8. so, the image is far from perfect. although the story, and the moment with Emma Jo will be, and forever, priceless.

this weekend already has it’s share of adventures with great stories. I managed to get the boat out of our slip in good form (with only one bump) with rousing cheers from our new dock neighbors. returning her to the slip later was something of a different story. but, the good will continues.

more later. rest assured of that.

I’ll trust you, and all of you, to have a great 4th of July (this corrects my “Memorial Day” typo) weekend with your families. we certainly have a lot to be grateful for.

peace be to my Brothers and Sisters.

brian Patrick cork

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2 Comments to

“our carver motor yacht story: welcome home Mojo”

July 4th, 2011 at 11:15 am Chris Says:
“Memorial Day weekend” was in May, genius.
July 4th, 2011 at 6:48 pm Brian Patrick Cork Says:
Indeed.

My mistake. I’ve corrected the mistake and am now acknowledging the correct holiday.

Thank you for the heads-up.

But, otherwise… Dude… You might consider getting a grip on yourself.

Cork

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