You know it really IS rare in "Our" neck of the woods and I think that is a partial reason I love negril soo much... here in cali we have soo much and people are soo greedy and unhappy... But when you go to negril and you see these beautiful people stuggling to put food on the table for their family but they are nice and happy to just be alive ... It is truly inspirational and touches my heart... Thank You Jamaica!Originally Posted by booger
I appreciate that. In your honor, a Sunday special extra video, this time at a little convenience story across from Bar B Barn, as I try to re-up on Cell minutes. The storekeep said I could video her face only if I first paid her extra money, so thus the clip is from the neck down ....
Angela's pizza rocks and so does Michael. We call him our own "Mr Roarke"!!
The morning started at breakfast, where Charlie and I both had a minor disagreement with Barbara about the way eggs should be cooked.
A rasta-style tourist from Massachusetts is visiting Seastar Inn, and we all had a great discussion about Bob Marley and all things Jamaica. Charlie has a Marley tattoo on his arm, and it’s a great convo-starter.
Charlie and I have been spending a lot of time together, but we split up today, as I went spear-fishing and he and a few others went on a catamaran cruise.
Several others were on the boat today with Famous Vincent including an Indian family; all nice folks.
Later I hung at Bourbon Beach with Memphis Mike and Nicky, an old fling. A local who lives nearby is a good spear-fisher, too, and I told him to bring all the lobsters to Seastar Inn, and he showed up with six of them. I had the cook make them for me, requesting that the take all the meat from the tails and mix it with spaghetti and marinara sauce; oh what a treat, that platter lasted me for three days.
I bought phone minutes, visiting the peanut man (always a tradition) and, as usual, spent a good deal of time fending off the beggars and hookers and dealers and hustlers that are always part of the Negril landscape. It’s just something you deal with. I hate it, but it’s worth it to be on the island.
Later, a visitor from the USA had some California chronic that he smuggled in – risky but ingenious, he simply grinded up a nice little batch and fitted it in his money clip with rubber bands around both sides through the x-ray machines. He shared a bit, and it was the highlight of the whole trip!
He smuggled weed to Jamaica. I can not imagine feeling any dumber or looking any dumber if one were to get caught doing that. What would you tell your friends?
It wasn't me!
California Dreamin! ...Ahhhhh!!! Feeling re-energized...
Nobody does it like Slim GerryG123...Heyyyyy!
Happy Travels,
Skb...
Or your employer, unless U are self employed, jobless, or retired.
TSA is more worried about security, while customs is looking for the contraband. And if he took off from Cali you can fly within the state if you are an MMJ patient. International is a completely different story, however it's still the same TSA.
Not one to judge, but man that was stupid. Who wants to get locked up in Jamaica?
My apologies MC for the hijack. Loved the last update and am really looking forward to the rest.
Yeah. My bad too. Just jumped out at me.
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