
Turkish Fleet Sinks before the  Engagement
Within minutes of news getting out of the  pyrotechnic flagship’s  keeling over on June 23, 2007, a number of  conspiracy theories erupted:
- There was an altercation with a speeding water taxi.
 
- An unexpected and isolated squall caused the “main event”       to capsize.
 
- The ex/current/former/future mayor sent a secret underwater       demolition squad to scuttle the boat.
 
- The ex/current/former/future mayor had an oar in its       sinking in order to frame the ex/current/former/future mayor.
 
- The boat purchased was so rotten with woodworm  that even       the fisherman who sold it was surprised to see it float  in the first       place.
 
- The Militant       Albanian Liberation Army, in  coalition with the Kamini Anarchists       (MALA/KA), had infiltrated  the pyrotechnic preparations, upsetting the       ballast and ensuring  the flagship would turn turtle (motives remain mysterious).
 
- And then … there’s the CIA
 
Of course, a skeptical few believed it was simply an unfortunate  accident.
The Show Must Go On
All joking aside, organizers  and Hydriotes are to  be commended for producing a spectacular  show and fireworks display  for Hydra’s major annual festival in the face of such adversity. Bravo!
Jennifer first arrived on the Rock at the age of 10, after her father, Michael, bought a house above Hydra’s port. While she lived in Virginia year-round with her mother, Jeanne, and stepfather, Steve, she visited Hydra with her father every summer for a month, in her younger years tripping along the port chasing kitties, then later tripping home from Cavos to make her curfew (father had threatened to call the “police” if she was even a minute late).
 
	
	
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