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Glad I wasn't the only one that thought he was on the S@%T list ! Ps , My wife reacted the same way when I told her ! When this is part of your daily routine it confuses this old man !
Not sure what happened yesterday. It appeared the site was down again but I am in Jamaica right now and sometimes the internet is a little funky.
I thought everything was funky in Jamaica
Naaaa.....not everything just some people. I found out my WiFi was dropping out and the signal strength was changing wildly. Then I connected to the PROPER WiFi signal and everyting was irie. LOL Sorry dat was dee rum talking.
I have visited several of the islands.
Rum is cheaper than the coca cola used to mix with it.
Life is good
It's all FREE here at the resort. Well you pay up front with your package deal but it is an all inclusive resort but some of the asking prices for the Appleton Rare Blend is crazy. On the resort they are asking US$60 for a 750ml bottle which I can buy back home for CDN$42. Off the beaten path it tends to be a little better but my main export from here to home will be Jablum aka Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. You have to be carefull you are getting the real deal since just because it is grown in the blue mountain region does not mean it is certified by the Jamaican Coffee Board as Blue Mountan coffee which must be grown between two certain altitudes to allow for proper temperatures and humidity levels etc. as well as some other specific growing requirements. It typically runs around US$35-40 per pound here. Most of it goes to Japan where it sells for upwards of US$125 per pound.
OK on prices.
ST Marteen was one of my favorites for the islands, half is French the other half Dutch if memory serves me ( pretty hazy memories).
Dutch side was 1/3 the [price of the French side and the exchange rate was awesome.
Cuban cigars and dark rum, what a terrible combination but.
St Thomas was great until the hurricane in the 80's basically destroyed it, then it was gangs everywhere. I did get to see Crosby and Stills performing in some bay side dive.They were just hanging with the locals and got up on stage during a break and performed a couple songs.
AHH the days of being a carefree sailor, sailing to far of distant ports, drinking intoxicating liquors, Meeting exotic beauties and catching embarrassing diseases.
ST Marteen was one of my favorites for the islands, half is French the other half Dutch if memory serves me ( pretty hazy memories).
Dutch side was 1/3 the [price of the French side and the exchange rate was awesome.
Cuban cigars and dark rum, what a terrible combination but.
St Thomas was great until the hurricane in the 80's basically destroyed it, then it was gangs everywhere. I did get to see Crosby and Stills performing in some bay side dive.They were just hanging with the locals and got up on stage during a break and performed a couple songs.
AHH the days of being a carefree sailor, sailing to far of distant ports, drinking intoxicating liquors, Meeting exotic beauties and catching embarrassing diseases.
- No one is chatting at the moment.
...runna pile-up on 6m SSB