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Crazzieness everywhere
... which closed the wound nicely. A student came by and I went outside to see him with blood on my face from when I had it in my mouth. He asked why I had blood on my fave after a few minutes. I said it was from my knuckle which was bleeding from filing my cutlass which was partially true. I cleaned the wound and bandaged it. I should have gone to hospital but it was a thirty minute walk and I just didn't feel like I could walk it. I went to the doctor ...
Island adventure is bluring together wonderfully
... a little better. I did a wreck dive, on a tugboat, the other day. Was pretty interesting to see I have some pictures I’ll be sharing with you all. The Tobago cays were pretty awesome as well. just a group of uninhabited islands, except for giant iguanas and some species of tortoise. Just laid out on the beach and read and snorkeled whenever I got bored. This trip ...
St. Vincent
We had a super busy day today in St. Vincent. We hired a cabby (with about other couples from the ship) to tour us around most of the island. This island is made up of practicaly all mountains and volcanos and the roads are pretty much straight up. The cabby was going to take us a total distance of about 18 miles one way but the whole trip was going to take us about 3+ hours. Do the math....pretty brutal roads. We made a bunch of stops alpong the way ...
Southward to St Vincent and The Grenadines
... and cockpit cushions out. Donna had retired a bit earlier and Dave was happy to see stars out in the sky, betting that any rain would hold off for the few hours he would be asleep. Wrong again. Everything took a soaking despite a mid-sleep scramble. But the rain did stop long enough for the fireworks and the show was quite good on an island scale (you can’t expect it to compete with the 4th of July on the National Mall) ...
Not in Kansan any more
... 17 of the 28 volunteers were going to either St, Kits or Antigua and they ended up stranded at St. Lucia for the time being due to Hurricane Earl.
We arrived on St Vincents and were taken to the Peace Corps Headquarters where we got to meet other volunteers and the director. We all waited for our host families to pick us up. Each time some one came in we all were wondering whose parent it was and ...
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