Calabash Hotel St. George's

... to your cuban friend about eating alot of papaya.

I have planned out the next 3 months of my life( you think I'm exagerating, but I'm not). Basically it's non-stop bussing around on the weekends to some of the crazy destinations in Nica, but I'll give more details once I have actually been there.

As far as personal life in the house goes, its pretty relaxing. On my run this morning, I saw an eight year ...

So day two...
After a night of drinking 2 boxes-o-wine, Jackie, Suzanne and I all got up nice and early to go and see one of the volcanoes just outside of the city Grenada. So since we all arent quite accustomed to how much things cost, how long it takes to get places, etc., we were not the most efficient of travelers. First off, it took 2 hours to get to a city literally 20km away... at one point the driver was actually reading the newspaper waiting for ...

... were on the top deck (of which we ended up on because it was so jam packed..). So we think, Ok, the free Rum Punch might make this liveable, right? Nooooo, it was like some crazy sour Rum drink that wasn't even drinkable. So by the time we get to Morne Rouge, we already know we're not taking that think back...Not my style. So we investigated a cab. It was $18 back into St. George. We ...

... we made our way to our guide who was holding up the tour sign. We were first in line, therefore, the first to board the air-conditioned mini van. I settled for a front seat, next to the driver while Mi, behind me. Being seated in front, I had the advantage of admiring all of the wonderful vistas opening up ahead of me.

Off we went. In Grenada, people drive on the left side of the road (being wrong side for us ...

... from many, many years ago and were produced by the original Carib Indians of the island. It is amazing that this art still exists, and that it can be viewed in plain sight while driving down a main road!

We saw many buildings along the way that had no roofs, collapsed buildings, or ones that were overgrown with plants - devastated by the hurricane. The island is very green with the widest variety of spices grown in such a small area in the ...

... t est aux chutes d'Annandale. Valérie nous met en garde: Rien à voir avec Niagara Falls, mais plusieurs jeunes grenadins gagnent leur vie à sauter du haut de la chute. Le sentier menant à la chute est bien aménagé avec des jardins de fleurs tropicales - un petit oasis de fraîcheur et de couleur... Le retour au port se fait à travers la ville, dans les rues étroites et si à pic, c'est difficile à croire que les gens doivent emprunter ces rues à tous les ...

... way, despite being so nicely taken for a ride!) where we dropped her at their church just before services started. My wife and I continued onto the port where we were supposed to see the gorgeous S/V Yankee Clipper, a member of the Windjammer fleet. No ship. The officer at the gate to the port said "No ship--last week id did not come at all. I think it is in drydock in Trinidad!" Yikes. Not what we had expected to here at all, so we sorted through our ...

... shower and a good sleep I was up the next day to go on a mission to buy a ticket and get out of there! Finding a travel agency I booked a ticket for that evening to Grenada and had the rest of the day to see the sights. Port of Spain itself was nothing special but the people were some of the most beautiful I have ever seen and the atmosphere was lively. After chatting to a few Rasta boys about the world cup (both about their team and also how good ...

... is interested, where gary rhodes has his restaurant! Na na na na na. Thinking we'd splash out, we had a sandwich! So it all came to over 260$!!! which is about 50 pounds! But we were all rather merry so who cares! U should try swimming in the sea when ur ******, its a wierd sensation, quite a trip! Cant really remember what happened after that but sure it involved alcohol. I do however remember skinny dipping with aisha (although she had her underwear on ...