Just got caught up on the last few days...glad you extended! I don't know how many times on that last day, as I float on my raft in the calm sea I think to myself "I can't leave tomorrow". Then trek back to the hotel room, call the airline, and see how much it's gonna cost me to stay
"Don't gain the world and lose your soul, wisdom is better than silver and gold" R.N.M
The new girl is spectacular. This one I am willing to come back to Negril for -- or bring to Los Angeles??? Am I crazy??? She's nice, she's sweet, she does not ask for anything (though I do help her out and treat her like a princesss), and oh yes, she does indeed have many of the qualities prized by superficial men.
We spent a leisurely day drinking rum punch and watching the waves crash near our toes at Catcha Falling Star, then headed over to my friend Keith's house near Banton's. There, his live-in assistant, known simply as "Rasta" cooked us a home-cooked meal consisting of ackee and saltfish, a boiled young banana (tastes like a potato) and also boiled potatos (Jamaicans love bulk food, Keith says).
She went back to her yard to freshen up, and I hung with my yardies at Seastar Inn, having made the move from Bar B Barn. I picked her up at her yard just in time to rush up the Cliffs for the big jump/sunset at Ricks. We returned to Seastar, ate a massive dinner consisting of three entrees between the two of us -- curry shrimp, spaghetti bolognese and fried snapper -- then enjoyed the privacy for a couple of hours.
I dropped her off with plans to see her again today (everyday, actually), and then met Keith and some of the Catcha yardies for a late drink back at Catcha (he had the rasta pasta and jerk appetizer, says it was good). It was only about 11 p.m. when I maneuvered the motor bike across the street and down Seastar Lane to get back home, but I was good and tired. I slept like a baby.
Today we're taking a boat snorkeling and to booby cay. She has only been in the ocean one other time in her life (what do Negril girls do all day long?????), so it should be an adventure. This one is SMOKIN' HOT, and even the local men all whistle and make little cheers of encouragement when she's hugging me on the bike as we motor along. I'm tellin you folks, if you're a single guy, looking for fun, it's the only way to live.
go gerry go!
i like your style!
at least the ex is off the island now--so you only need to worry about the two girlfriends running into each other! Sounds like you are having a fantastic time!
I'm wondering how he gonna keep the old boo and the new boo apart! Play on gerry (just don't come back with anything you didn't leave with!).
Waiting to see how the rest of your trip goes.
Thank you for your on-site report! There is nothing in the world like sharing what you love with your children, and I know your daughters will cherish the memories of their time in Negril with you and probably even take their own children. I don't blame you for extending your trip, I would have done the same thing.
“We live in a wonderful world that is full of beauty, charm and adventure. There is no end to the adventures we can have if only we seek them with our eyes open.” – Jawaharial Nehru
HA...one of Scott & Janet's favorite domino places....LOL! Don't tell them I told you!Originally Posted by gerryg123
Keep them coming Gerryg!! Can't wait to hear more.
BTW, where is Banton's????
Yetta...Banton's is up past Moon Dance on the Cliffs.
Thanks Bnewb! Hoping it was pon da cliffs. Always love to check out local places while drifting along West End. Hope all is going well with you. See you guys in December...
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