Cherfulis is a great guide. He also is good at using a machete to hack away at coconuts after a hot day of work.
...I promise there is another post coming tomorrow.
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- Finished my MSW. Entered the working world. Pondering things from time to time.
4 comments:
Gracie-
In FL you can actually address & mail a coconut via the USPS. What a great country.
When do you come back to StL????
Love, Renee
Waiting for your next chapter is like waiting for the next "Harry Potter"! I'm happy to see you and to hear from you.
I'm looking forward to our next trip to STL (we're staying at the B&B next door...did you know?). I'm anxious to hear your stories over a tall glass of wine.
Jan
Where have I been? I'm back to catching up with the blog after a lull. I had to get out of 100 degrees plus Cincy for a few days, so I flew to New York but failed to get in touch with Greg :(
I am now back and ready to start work on Monday, but wishing I could have had a visit with you this summer.
Trader Joe's has saved my tush on so many occassions!
Hi Grace:
Not like you haven't already had your fill of "adventure," I just read that Hurricane Dean is due to dump up to 2 inces of rain upon Haiti. When are you leaving? :)
Nicole
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