Sailing on Serotonin

Just wanted to say hi to everyone. We are still living in the Virgin Islands. We have a lot of people ask about whether we are getting another boat after loosing ours in the Hurricanes. The answer is yes. 😉 We are rebuilding our lives after the storms, saving money and starting to window shop for the next boat. We will keep you posted and hopefully have another boat in the next year.

Thank you Collin Hatt for the needed tarps, thank you Suzanne Fair for the kind gift of all the individual gift bags of toiletries and bug spray and thank you to whomever sent the super nice the mosquito nets. It all has brought tears of joy to many people. Thank you all so so much! Thanks to my mom Judy Jones Gresham, my dad Ralph Gresham, and sister Shauna Gresham for the boxes of snacks and goodies and shipping the tools. And thank you to Chad Munroe for the the amazing Dewalt combo tool kit! We and the people you have touched send big hugs!

Hi everyone, please join me and give a shout out to Sharon Coldren, for working so hard at keeping the people of Coral Bay informed of the hurricane Irma recovery effort! She has been here (CBCC) everyday since September 8th ( with her bullhorn, lol) updating us with the latest news. If you're able to, please click the donate button and indicate that it's for the hurricane Irma relief fund! No amount is too small and greatly appreciated! Thank you Sharon for your dedication to Coral Bay!!
Michelle Bransom

Tourism is re-opening but there is still much to do!!!! And we still need your help!

Good Things Are Happening!! Here is a list of positive things happening on St. John in the US Virgin islands.

Ravaged by 2 hurricanes back to back, these guys need our help more than ever!!!!

After Irma, a once-lush gem in the U.S. Virgin Islands reduced to battered wasteland A 20-square-mile island in the Caribbean reveals some of the hurricane’s worst devastation on U.S. soil.

Thank you so much to everyone that has sent supplies here. They are going to help us and this amazing community spread more love in love city! There are other storm fronts that will come through before this hurricane season is over. We are monitoring them. However, we have limited communication. So, please contact us if you hear of anything weather wise that relates to us.
Thanks a bunch
Brandon and Brandon

https://www.facebook.com/brandon.smith.92372/posts/10154370680621938

It's high, its low, its boat life and I love it!!!

#Boatlife Can Be Terrifying - Sea Biscuit Last night, as we sat at anchor in Rodney Bay, St. Lucia, the wind clocked west (a total anomaly) and a huge squall came out of nowhere that knocked us on our asses. We’ve braved some gnarly weather at anchor before (I’m looking at you, derecho), but 3-4 foot waves crashing over our bow AT ANCHOR …

True true true

Bust fear by doing it anyway.💋

Hanging out in St. Thomas with our friend Ponge...