I thoroughly enjoyed your adventure!!! Having spent a lot of time in Asia from 2001-2003 away from my family and enjoying my own adventure, I empathize with your need to return home and be with your family. I would still be there living my adventure, but family comes first and I missed my 12 and 14 yr old daughters at the time–and since coming home I now have a 1 yr old to go with them. If I had a chance to move all of us over there and work, I would do it–and I am now seeking an opportunity to do just that. Wish me luck as I wished you luck on your trip!

I really enjoyed your musings and opinions on many topics. I will miss reading them, and hope you continue to maintain this site and keep us updated on your new adventures.

Thanks!

Larry

Absolutely, Larry! Good luck! And thanks so much for following our adventure.

Keith

Thank you very much for sharing your journey on your web site!

Enjoy your new journey,

~ Joe

I have to tell you how much I have enjoyed your show. Most Sunday mornings, my boyfriend and I would have a leisurely Sunday morning breakfast while we listened to your show.

As you ventured out to places I never heard of, we would got out this “very heavy” world atlas and look up where you were at.

Thanks again.

Dorie Maffetone

That same day, I visited Starbucks and found the following printed on my coffee cup. I wanted to share it with you. (I bet you have visited Starbucks,also, so that you are familiar with what I am saying)

“People often ask me if it is worth it to work at sea, isolated from the world, far from loved ones, seasick and runing on three hours’ sleep. To lay eyes on something never before seen by anyone, to learn something new about our planet, for that one moment of discovery–yes, it is all worth it.” (by) Katy Croff, oceanographer and National Geographic Emerging Explorer

I wish you a very safe trip home. Thank you again for all your hard work on our behalf.

Darlene Lundy
Certified Paralegal
Margrave Celmins PC
(Scottsdale, Arizona)
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My wife (Judi) and I have really enjoyed your great radio show each Sunday as you sailed the Pacific on your beautiful ship, the “Global Adventure”. What a great ride this has been. We are blessed to have known you (through your firm’s services). We wish you and your family all the best that life can offer. Your investment radio show was one of the best in the World. Thanks for enriching our lives. God speed.

Denny Thompson

I read about your adventures in the yachting world magazine and think what you are doing is amazing.
I have an idea that may help you on your travels and give people following you a real time view of where you are in the world.
We at MarineTrack provide satellite tracking systems to the boating industry all over the world and we also have an interest in projects such as this which we are putting together for our newsletter.
My idea is that you fit one of our tracking units to your vessel so that people can “find their financial advisor” through your website on our web based interface, this may provide a more interactive experience for the people that you are trying to attract and this may also give the people that you have helped the opportunity to find the man that has dealt with their financial plans.

Please let me know your thoughts on my idea.
Hope to here from you soon.

Darryn Harrison

Darryn,

–Keith

I heard your show this Sunday and you said you were cutting back an hour. I can appreciate your decision; although, I always catch the three hours. I guess two hours is better than nothing.

I am becoming more active in researching trade contacts throughout the world, and your show has been an important learning tool in my goals. I just thought you should know that.

My question, when dealing with China, and importing from there most of the firms want TT type payments. Since I am over-hyper-sensitive to potential fraud; what advice would you suggest to make sure this will not happen?

Thanks again, and keep on doing what you do best.

Best Regards,

David McGee