Actually Gerry there is WIFI free in the gate areas now. I used on my way back from Montego a couple of weeks ago.Originally Posted by gerryg123
The drinks and stuff sound good though.
Actually Gerry there is WIFI free in the gate areas now. I used on my way back from Montego a couple of weeks ago.
The drinks and stuff sound good though.
Some people were born in the wrong century....I was born in the wrong country!
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Actually that sounds badass. Didn't know about the escort bit...pretty cool. They should decorate it JA style and have some good tunes playing.
gosh, I was just trying to make myself feel good about not being VIP hahaha.
Stir IT UP
It is so worth the $30. I drank at least $30 worth of wine waiting for take off. The food isn't wonderful but it isn't in the restaurants either.
I love club mobay.
what do you mean "the food isn't wonderful?"... you dont like American cheese sandwiches? hahaha
Oh yes Murph the cheese sandwich is my favorite.
Some pics between Negril and the airport:
I guess I have a few more pretty good photos, after all:
Nice day at the beach
Nice piece of chocolate cake, a highlight of the vacation
Eddie De Bar
My flight was delayed a bit, so I got to enjoy Mobay VIP club for an hour or so before getting on a plane. I was sad to leave but also eager to get back home, like always. On the connection in Atlanta, the Delta flight back to Los Angeles was running on time, and they had no intention of waiting a few minutes for me to make it through customs -- as other airlines would do as a courtesy.
I literally made it by five seconds. They were just closing the door as I scurried down through the terminal and screamed "hey!" from about fifty feet away, and so they waited for me. Had I not yelled out, that would have been it, and I would have had to stay in Georgia until the next morning -- what a friggin' nightmare that would have been.
My luggage didn't make it home, and god was was I tired upon arriving at LAX (3:30 a.m. Jamaica time) and waiting for it. Delta said they would deliver it the next morning or early afternoon, but my bag did not arrive at my doorstep until 1:30 in the morning the following day. Delta, Delta, Delta. The gift that keeps on giving.
It's been nearly four weeks since I've been home. I still think about Negril every day, even when I'm off the board. I have a patio in front at my condo in a suburban neighorhood about an hour's drive north from LAX where I like to enjoy my meals, and every time I see the trees swaying, I make pretend I am back at the Seastar Inn.
It's always going to be that way.
At least you can pretend. It is pretty hard to do that here in NY when all we see is snow snow snow and temps in the teens. Can't wait for April to get here. Nice report Gerry. Thanks for taking the time to do it.
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