Yet another life saved!

This happened a couple of weeks ago when I was asked by the company to attend as a butler at a yacht party for an afternoon. This was a first for me and I had been asked because a prime requirement was for a competent swimmer. I'm a lifeguard at a local pool and so fitted the bill admirably. Also, I have a very strong physique which puts me in popular demand at naked butler events.

I turned up on the Sunday afternoon at the marina and as soon as I arrived, the lady owner and hostess showed me the cabi in which to prepare myself and the gallery where all the drinks and food were set out. Then she hopped on deck and cast off. I was soon into action, walking around the deck of this maginificent yacht, handing out drinks and food to an admiring group of ladies. In no more than an hour, the anchor was dropped and we were moored in a beautiful bay surrounded by a calm blue sea and bathed in gorgeous sunshine. Many of the ladies stripped off to bikinis and lay in the sun, as i walked around serving more food and drinks.

i guesswe were about two hours into the afternoon when i saw an attractive young lady trip on a rope and fall overboard with a loud splash, followed by a yell of "Help, I can't swim!" I was into action in a flash, dropping my tray and diving overboard. She was thrashing around and then disappeared under water. I soon had hold of her, as she went limp. "Round to the back of the boat, there's a ledge there," said the hostess. I quickly got my lady there and onto the ledge. She wasn't moving so I went into resuscitation mode and started respiration before giving her mouth to mouth. Only this was different because in a moment her eyes were opebn and her tongue was searching inside my mouth. i pulled away and she smiled and said "Surprise, surprise. I just remembered i swim for the county!"

That brought a cheer from the others. I had been well and tuly set up! Well you've got to laugh, haven't you? I stood up to climb on deck and that brought an even bigger cheer from the watching throng. My apron had been lost in the water and all I was wearing was the cuffs and bow tie. The hostess came to my rescue with a towel and told me to dry myself and that there was an apron in the galley I could wear.

I had another hour then of serving drinks to the ladies before I went and dressed and we set off back to the marina. As I left the boat I was given two things, the biggest tip I've ever recieved from the hostess who said it was her best boat party ever and her friends were very impressed. Also a business card  from the rescued lady with "call me" written on it. 

 para 2!

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