Tight Lines
Senior Member
Livin' my life like a song...
I don't know how many times I saw Buffett, but I'll never forget the memories made along the way, including the kid's first concert. I listened to his music from the time I could walk until today...his music traveled with me to Japan and France, Canada to Patagonia...road trips, ski trips, beach trips, work trips, it didn't matter...my friends traveled near and far to spend the weekend with me going to shows...
He was a magical person who brought together people from all walks of life for brief respites from the working world to enjoy his fun and chaotic shows. Anybody could be a Parrothead.
He was a wanderer, musician, author, entrepreneur, husband, father, pilot, and my favorite, a fly fisherman.
I read his books, and my favorite was A Pirate Looks at 50, a chronicle of Jimmy's 50th birthday summer.
I can still hear him describing firing up the Albatross, flying low over the beach in the never ending search for schooling tarpon or bonefish, stocked with cold beer and limes, Martin guitars, and Sage and Winston fly rods...the happiest man on earth...
He lived his life like a song...and somewhere out there he is looking for the ultimate sunset, avoiding customs, and sitting in his one particular harbor...
The world lost a special human...
I don't know how many times I saw Buffett, but I'll never forget the memories made along the way, including the kid's first concert. I listened to his music from the time I could walk until today...his music traveled with me to Japan and France, Canada to Patagonia...road trips, ski trips, beach trips, work trips, it didn't matter...my friends traveled near and far to spend the weekend with me going to shows...
He was a magical person who brought together people from all walks of life for brief respites from the working world to enjoy his fun and chaotic shows. Anybody could be a Parrothead.
He was a wanderer, musician, author, entrepreneur, husband, father, pilot, and my favorite, a fly fisherman.
I read his books, and my favorite was A Pirate Looks at 50, a chronicle of Jimmy's 50th birthday summer.
I can still hear him describing firing up the Albatross, flying low over the beach in the never ending search for schooling tarpon or bonefish, stocked with cold beer and limes, Martin guitars, and Sage and Winston fly rods...the happiest man on earth...
He lived his life like a song...and somewhere out there he is looking for the ultimate sunset, avoiding customs, and sitting in his one particular harbor...
The world lost a special human...
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