I’m just sitting on the dock of the bay, wasting time… literally.
Have you ever heard the song “Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay” by Otis Redding? If not, I have two things to say to you: 1) You’re a disgrace. Shame on you for not knowing it. 2) Listen to it now. Then you’re allowed to read the rest of the blog.
Here’s a link. http://youtu.be/8nA18g_PwG0
(**Sara Bareilles does a cover of this song that is absolutely wonderful. Listen to it too.)
Now, on with the story.
It’s summer, thank Jesus, and we whores have went our separate ways. After a month of not seeing each other, we decided a reunion was long overdue. So, Gabby Spencer comes to the wonderful London, Ky to visit the rest of the whorepack. We all went to eat at our favorite restraunt, Fiesta Mexicana. While we were there, we decided that to celebrate the return of the whores, we would spend the rest of the day at the lake on Kailyn’s boat laying out, listening to music, and just enjoy each other’s company.
Okay, let me just clarify something. I don’t do lakes. I don’t do rivers. I really don’t do the ocean. I’ve seen the movie JAWS and I’m slightly obsessed with the television show River Monsters. Haven’t seen it? Shame on you. Jeremy Wade is a G.

Anyways, I don’t do well swimming in large bodies of water where there are live animals. I tend to stay away from places where there can be flesh eating piranhas, sting rays, and any other kind of swimming animal. I like chlorine, heated water, and bug skimmers. But, being it was 95 degrees outside and absolutely beautiful, I figured why not go? I mean, what else is there to do in London? Oh, that’s right. NOTHING.
So to the lake we go. Windows down, music blaring, and sunglasses on. It was going to be a good day for sure. When we got there we had to park at the end of the earth, then walk to the boat. Literally 15 minutes later, we got to the boat. We all walked on and set our things down. First things first, take the cover off.
Normally, taking the cover off wouldn’t be that big of a deal, but you have to consider who you’re working with here. For a few minutes we all just sort of stood there looking dumbfounded at the cover. There were 7,000 zippers, 3948777398 snaps, 45 velcro straps, and several large metal bars. We were clueless. Being as it was Kailyn’s boat we said “alright Kai, how do we do this?” in which she responded, “I have no idea.”
Should have been a red flag of things to come…

Terra, being the genius that she is figures out how to begin taking the cover off. 45 minutes later, we finally get all the pieces of the cover unhooked and unzipped, and begin stuffing them into the compartments of the seats. Kailyn then says “Okay, now I have to figure out how to turn this thing on.”
She sits down at the steering wheel and stares. Then she says “I have no idea how to do this. Where’s my phone?” She calls her brother and he proceeds to tell her how to start the boat. She hangs up the phone and tries to start the boat. Nothing. She tries again. Nothing. Okay, third times the charm, right? Nope. Still Nothing.
Let’s call Cole (Kai’s brother) again. He tells us the same thing, and we try again….. Nothing. So, at this point in our story, the neighbors from the boat next to us see all 5 of us damsels in distress and come over to see if they might be of help. Three different men came over, and all three of them had the same results. The stupid boat wouldn’t start.
Logically, we probably should have just given up at this point. It was obvious that the boat gods were upset with we whores, and we should have quit while we were ahead.
Like I said, that was the logical thing to do. Recall my previous blogs… have you ever known the Whores of Whorth Hall to be logical?
After the neighbors had given up, Kailyn called her sister to see if she might be of some help. Kailyn’s sister told us to “just push the boat out into the water, then try to start the boat.”
I’m no boat expert, but when Kailyn told us that this was our new plan, there was a voice in the back of my head that just kept saying “BAD IDEA, BAD IDEA, BAD IDEA.” But I went along with it anyways.
We pushed the boat out into the water. Here it is. Cue the dramatic music. Time to start the boat……………………………………………………………………
NOTHING. again.
So at this point, we’re just floating along in the middle of the dock, with about 75 other parked boats. We have no control over this thing, jet skis, and other boats are driving through, Kailyn is screaming, cussing, and ranting over the phone trying to get someone to help her figure out why it’s not starting. And then there’s me, sitting there singing Rihanna’s “S.O.S.” and Modest Mouse’s “Float On.” I found them appropriate.
So as I’m singing as many songs about boats and water, we’re trying our best to not take the whole dock out. Kailyn, genius that she is, tells Gabby Spencer to grab the paddle and start paddling us back to the boat slip. Now, when I think of a paddle, I’m thinking like a straight up oar. Something long that will actually be able to get us somewhere if we need it to. Kailyn tells Gabby where the paddle is and Gabby gets it. I immediately started laughing.

Okay, so she didn’t actually pull out a ping pong paddle to use to save us from taking everyone out. But it was only a few inches bigger than a ping pong paddle. Regardless, my point is that it wasn’t going to get us anywhere.
So Gabby sat down on the edge of the boat, stuck her ping pong paddle in the water, and tried to get us moving. After about three minutes the boat really started to go somewhere. Shocked, we were all telling Gabby what a good job she was doing because we were finally moving. Only then we noticed two men with extremely long poles hooked onto the boat pulling us back to the dock. A LOT of good that paddle did us…
The nice, intelligent men pulled us back into a boat slip. Two boat slips down from where we started. Being as we couldn’t go anywhere, we sat there. And we sat there. And we sat there. And we still sat there.

Two hours later, Terra’s brother-in-law received all our S.O.S. phone calls, emergency flares, and sailed his boat all the way across the lake and found us at the dock. He hooked the boat we were on to his, and moved us a total of 50 ft back to our original boat slip.
We got the cover back on the boat, locked up, and never looked back. Since we wasted the entire day and never got to really enjoy the water, Terra offered to let us come back to her house and swim.
Simple plans never really work out for these whores, but as Modest Mouse says, “we’ll all float on alright.”










