Day 3

Started off with a walk in the other direction to the end of the main beach.

We went across the street to mass at St. Cecilia's. Fadder Jim is truly and inspirational man. He has a new bus coming that will enable more kids to make it to school and save the multiple trips currently made in the smaller bus they have. His work through St. Anthony's kitchen is awesome. The number of kids and people they feed each day is great. It was standing room only so I stayed outside while my wife managed to get a seat. Lots of comings and goings to watch.

Lunch was at Montana's. Tony was a gracious host, the sandwiches were good and the price was even better.

We had arranged to meet our future parents in law at Drifters on Sunday afternoon since they were in Negril as well. We went early to get a seat and proceeded to polish off a couple of buckets of Red Stripe. The show was good but the PA kept getting feedback. I am sure Luddy was not pleased as it happened mostly during his set. The sax player was king of funny to listen to as he did not hit many notes. The "Dancing Queen" made an appearance. Not my cup of tea but she appeared to be having fun.

Stopped by Alfred's for fish and chips. They were good and a single portion was enough to feed both of us.

We sat at the bar at CoCo for their happy hour. The nice thing is that you can order anything from the Happy Hour menu and it is half off. You don't have to order 2 of the same drink. Vernon at this bar is a good guy and makes sure you are looked after. White Sands had a band playing with a steel drummer. we popped over and had a couple of drinks. Prices were very reasonable. 2 beers for 607 JA. The band was good.