Rumpolephoreskin's Existential Wanderings in and Around Negril

[Rum-polephoreskin]

Alfred's expertise extends to (euphimism alert) the ability to prepare a submarine sandwhich while driving. I can make a sub and I can drive a car but I can't do both simultaneously.

The sub helped spark Mrs. Peels appetite.

Biggas:
I got out first and spoke to Bigga explaining this was Mrs. Peel's first time in Ja. and that he was her introduction to Ja. cooking. I also shared the purpose of our trip.


Bigga was really funny. When he served up the chicken he gave us forks and this bit of advice, "It's better if you use our fingers." I laughed out loud because I personally suscribe to this theory. Bigga's delivery of this struck me totally as a double entendre.

The food: The sauce is spicy but we didn need to cut it with ketchup. We liked it straight but we cook with Habanero peppers regularly. If you're sensitive to hot food, taste it before you dive in. The chicken itself was delightful.

When we were ready to go, Bigga said, "Lot's of peole don't want to wash their hands cause down the road they might want a smell or a taste." I laughed out loud because I've always enjoyed a free smell on my fingers. Bigga said stop back on the way home and he'd give us a bottle of the sauce to take home as a present.

One love!

Couple fruit/rum punches and dinner at Xtabi and we bedded down after close to 40 hours of being on the move.