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Nancy and John met with enthusiastic kids in the main villa at 7:15 in the morning, after Liam and Zoya had both decided to start their wake-up routine at 5am. Coffee and tea was in order. At 10am, we took the now sleepy boodles to the beach for a wake-up plunge. We arrived to our favourite spot to be greeted by staff from the beach restaurant …
The one where David nearly lost both his elbows
... which means it's not a dirty, cliched, could-be-anywhere, tourist trap. It's authentic. And that's what makes it one of the finest places to kick back in the world.
I was really excited to take David to the island, I knew he'd appreciate the simplicity, honesty and uniqueness of it ... it's not Barbados with it's fancy hotels and trendy bars, with visitors in the nice places, and locals in the rough parts somewhere ... it's real Caribbean, and everyone blends ...
Utan internet är ju otänkbart...
... Vi tog en promenad längs strandstråket (betongkant man kan gå på mellan vatten och mat/sovställen). 100m hittade vi ett riktigt najs middagsställe (The FigTree), som även har rum för lite billigare, och massor med mysigt.
Vi beställde vitlöksmarinerad grillad hummer, vi fick 1½, inte så små kan jag lova.
Extra sideorder blev en bekant kycklingrätt. Ganska dyrt för att vara härnere, men gott.
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Six months in..short stories quotes
... want to marry me?'. I say no, I had a wife once and that was enough. She goes to explain she can cook and clean for me. I again say no thanks, I am not looking for a wife. She says "am I too fat?". I'm thinking she is but again I say I don't want a wife. I have had a handful of proposals so far and I am thinking they are for real. My neighbor has two sisters that are now married to Peace Corps Volunteers. Not going to happen to this one.
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Southbound to Canouan
... less than 4 nm away. Our plan was to wait a few more days before venturing into the Cays, hoping that by then the weather would have calmed to some degree and the holiday charter crowd would thin out.
A local fisherman swam by our boat the next morning. “cap-pee-taan, cap-pee-taan, aalloe!”. Dave sprung from the salon to the cockpit to what sounded like a beckoning from a (hornless) Dominican bus driver. The fisherman ...
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