Give me your boat?//

[Guest]

I hadn't been to CF for a while so had a wee look today, and found this:

 

Family in search of … a cruising lifestyle!

 

Meet Jon, Beth & Joshua – a family in search of a cruising lifestyle.

 

After 21 years of marriage and career, Jon & Beth made the best decision of their life – and Joshua was born 9 months later on February 8, 2009, completing them as a family. Jon has produced and directed in film and television for 30 years and Beth is a California and US Supreme Court licensed attorney.

 

They are walking away from it all to give to their son what they have come to believe is the really important thing in life – a cruising life.

 

Jon & Beth began sailing together when they were just dating in the early 1980’s on a 14’ Hobie Cat in Central New South Wales, Australia – it could be that Jon was an avid sailor then, or he was just looking to get his girlfriend in a bikini, either way, they both fell in love – with each other and with sailing.

 

Now, Joshua is 3. Importantly, he is potty trained and a great swimmer. Part fish, part boy. And, Jon and Beth have their eye on a Lagoon 450 - Owner’s Version. But they don’t plan on putting any money down, now or in the future. They believe there is a different path for them to step on-board their Destiny.

 

Jon & Beth live a lifestyle of “giving and receiving.” They believe, and have a life full of experiences to back them up, that in order to receive in life, you have to give. In fact, if you want to receive a lot in life, you’ll need to give generously. And they do just that.

 

Now, they are willing to give someone else the opportunity to give – and give big. They understand it’s a big ask, but more importantly, they are quick to point out that whoever welcomes this giving opportunity will walk away with their “cup flowing over!”

 

It’s a principle they live by. … Sure, they could buy the boat but that would prevent the current owner from the blessing of giving and the added bonus-blessing of receiving – proportionately and overflowing – in return. With a serious face and a genuine heart Beth asks, “Why rob someone of their opportunity to be blessed in giving and then to receive their reward?”

 

So, if you are the owner of a Lagoon 450 - Owner’s Version, opportunity is knocking.

 

Specific and Intentional. That’s how Jon & Beth practice giving. They understand that if a farmer wants to harvest corn, he has to first plant corn seed. It’s the same with everything else in life. Jon and Beth’s “offer to receive” is best suited for someone who needs blessing in their family, blessing in their marriage, blessing in the ability to launch into a new chapter of life, or someone looking to be blessed in stepping into their Destiny – because that’s what investing a Lagoon 450 in Jon, Beth and Joshua, represents. Family, marriage, new chapters and destiny. Are you up for it? Contact them at DestinyLagoon450@gmail.com and open yourself up for one of life’s biggest blessings!

[Fogg 427]

They one is born every second. Question is whether one of them owns a Lagoon?

[ScottiE 174]

this guy might be interested

 

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/boats-m ... 473644.htm

[tuffyluffy 76]

Oh gawd, they sound like Anthony Robbins "Power within" groupies.

[OYSTR 1]

or someone looking to be blessed in stepping into their Destiny

I was thinking maybe they were from that church down the road - same principle.

[wheels 543]

No that church works on the Principle of the Congregation gives and the Head Cheese does the receiving.

It's once again the typical taking Scripture out of context.

[ab1974 1]

Geez, I suspect that would be a big ask for any boat owner to 'give', but to be so specific as to a Lagoon 450 - Owner’s Version - you have to be taking the piss right...... So the are going to say no to someone with a FP38????

[Bimini Babe 0]

Wasn't posted on April 1st was it?

[banaari 27]

I see that one of them's a lawyer.

[Guest]

I see that one of them's a lawyer.

 

 

and to be frank the contraption looks like a floatin WW1 pillbox

[banaari 27]

and to be frank the contraption looks like a floatin WW1 pillbox

Except they were generally occupied by people with a work ethic

[Grinna 2]

No no no .. it's a head turning luxury catamaran .... not a stomach turning catamaran.

 

I think that it's fair to say that they're not the prettiest looking boat on the water.

[Guest]

What's a work ethic?

[Guest]

What's a work ethic?

 

something myself and the president for life of the dedicated westhaven underachievers club (aka wal) push far to one side and preferably behind and out of site

[wheels 543]

What's a work ethic?

Aren't they the little people that build the Toys for Santa at the North Pole??

[banaari 27]

What's a work ethic?

An unpleasant mental abberation created by the absence or breakage of critical marine hardware needed for sailing, and which magically vanishes on payday.