cover charge
a 50 word story3 total reviews
Comment from pookietoo
Good job keep up the great work this is only a good story. Good luck in the contest. best wishes always. :-) :-):-) :-) Good luck in all you do :-) :-)
reply by the author on 12-Jul-2021
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Good job keep up the great work this is only a good story. Good luck in the contest. best wishes always. :-) :-):-) :-) Good luck in all you do :-) :-)
Comment Written 11-Jul-2021
reply by the author on 12-Jul-2021
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thanks for the review
Comment from lancellot
Wow, that sounds like someone with a death wish. I used to know more than a few people who would have taken your friend's head and whoever was with him. Young people do tend to live on the edge.
Interesting story.
reply by the author on 11-Jul-2021
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Wow, that sounds like someone with a death wish. I used to know more than a few people who would have taken your friend's head and whoever was with him. Young people do tend to live on the edge.
Interesting story.
Comment Written 10-Jul-2021
reply by the author on 11-Jul-2021
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Thanks for the review. He was pretty tough so I doubt the honey mooning couple from New Jersey would refuse the cover, haha.
Back in the day the Caribbean club was a biker bar, no glass in the windows, live bands etc ....and a spectacular view of Keys sunset every night.
Have a nice Sunday, cheers, j
Comment from Elizabeth Emerald
Spot on at 50 words. Very amusing--more so that this is true! Devious doings, masterfully divulged in this delightful tidbit. Love to hear more on Captain Bob!
reply by the author on 10-Jul-2021
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Spot on at 50 words. Very amusing--more so that this is true! Devious doings, masterfully divulged in this delightful tidbit. Love to hear more on Captain Bob!
Comment Written 10-Jul-2021
reply by the author on 10-Jul-2021
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Haha, it was worth the $5.00 cover just to be in his orbit. He was a Viking~like guy from California that used to ride with Hell's Angels and was running a charter boat from Key Largo to the Bahamas. I was first mate and cook for 3 years with him, then we came up north to Vermont and built my cabin.
I have written a few pieces about our life, one with a pic of us on the sail boat. He always wore Hawaiian shirts and Bahamas straw hat. He died of cancer a few years ago.