I would like to thank the Coast Guard for saving me three times in one day.

Had a fun day on the water. Had a sailboat out and a jetski and a raft.
One guy on the jetski sucked up the tow rope in the impeller. I was in goggles and flippers cleaning barnacles already. So I decided to swim to help them. After twenty minutes of cutting and pulling on the rope I realized the cover plate would have to come off. I looked back at the sailboat and it was about 200 yards away. So I started swimming to it. By the time my legs cramped up I was only maybe halfway there. The one guy in the boat raised the anchor but couldn't start the motor so he called coast guard.
Thankfully they came right out. Fished me out the water, took the guys off the ski and towed it back in.
Then took me to my boat. Did a full inspection. I passed. They were really cool and didn't mention it smelling like Willie Nelson's tour bus.
They took off, I went back to marina.
We got jet ski fixed with some sockets and decided to go back out.

This time we were out for hours. Then on the VHF radio we start hearing distress calls. A bad fast moving storm.
I start heading in. As I'm turning to go into my slip I get hit with a microburst and get blown sideways and my 7hp motor can't push against the waves.
I call out we are going to crash and lay on the horn.
I crash into the wall next to the coast guard station. Every guy in the building came out in the rain and helped me secure my boat. They brought out bumpers and lines. Then I left to go home.

I had already contacted Seatow and was going to have boat moved tomorrow.
Coast Guard called me about an hour after i left asking me to come back.
They towed my boat back to my slip and helped me tie it up.

The same crew that pulled me out the water earlier in the day.
I was very thankful.

Best thing is I only have minor damage to my trim and railing. And some scuffing. No hull damage. No cracks.
I was worried it was going to sink.

I'm so thankful for the New Orleans section coast guard.
3 saves in one day.