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reply posted on 7-12-2009 @ 01:50 PM by tristar
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Well i more less should come forward here, this weekend i found myself totally isolated and become one with house. Played my favorite cd's through my BO which coincidently is wired throughout the whole house. Invited a selected group of friends over and we generally just seriously chilled out with wine and good honest company amongst people who i feel watch my back as i watch theirs.

Anyway, here is a taste of my style of music when i choose to wind down and enjoy every minute that life allows me to enjoy.




reply posted on 8-12-2009 @ 07:11 AM by argentus
Christmas plans.......

Well, usually we spend a day running 17 rope lights from the tip of coconut palm fronds to the base and then light them -- next weekend, only this year will be simpler, less bright DC-powered lights.

I always look forward to Christmas Eve -- that's when we have the "doppler caroling." That's where a dozen people on a flatbed truck (or sometimes a school bus) drive around the island caroling..... but most times they are going too fast, so what we hear is: siiiiii--iii-lent niiiiiiight HOOOOOOOOOOOOOllly niiight...

The week before, the two of us help wrap hundreds of little toys for kids, when Santa and Mrs. Clause "land" at the airport and drive around the island giving toys. I've been Santa twice, and let me tell you, in 85 degrees F, all that Santa garb and two pillows, those are Santa suits that were probably handled with tongs and burned after I gave them back. (ewwwwww! Santa! you stiiiink!)

Then, later on Christmas Day is the chasing of the cows, always entertaining. On this island, the traditional Christmas meal is fresh beef. Problem is, often the beef in question has had all year running the top of the bluff, figuring out how to get through rocky outcrops and in general, hide very well. Last year it was wisely decided to round up the two cows of choice a week early, so as to not stress them just before slaughter. The year before, we had ham.

We will count our blessings -- not something just relegated to Christmastime -- however among those are the fact that we live in a place where it is still allowed to wish others a Merry Christmas, hang religious icons and businesses can hang Christmas/religious decorations or not as they see fit. Neighbor near us that lives on top of the bluff will likely light up their giant Star of David any day now.

Several churches were destroyed on 8 NOV 2008, when Hurricane Paloma smacked us; All but three are rebuilt and the remaining three are being worked on at an accelerated pace to open prior to Christmas.

Have I used up my quota of typing "Christmas"? ha

m'darlin' and I, as well as others, usually go fishing on
Boxing Day, and if successful, a neighborhood feeding will ensue the next day. It is also lobster season right now.

Fireworks are traditional for this time of year, all the way through New Years Day, and I have a great fondness for blowing things up, particularly launched fireworks. Operant words on the fireworks packages: "Adult Supervision!" and "1000g payload" and the ever-popular "Warning! Flaming Balls!"


reply posted on 10-12-2009 @ 01:00 PM by Ulala
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*mops fevered brow*

Well the "Inflatable Husband" went down a storm, much hilarity.

In other news, the management have cancelled the 1/2 day leave we get the week before Christmas. So in retaliation we took down all the decorations which put up around the office last week.

Isn't Christmas wonderful ?


reply posted on 11-12-2009 @ 12:11 AM by whaaa
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Livin the dream in Tamalewood!



reply posted on 11-12-2009 @ 12:13 PM by tribewilder
Originally posted by AccessDenied

I asked for nothing.
What you were expecting was not being offered. And a thank you was given.
I sleep just fine thank you.Finished now?


?????

I have read my post several times and cannot for the life of me figure out what you are on about.
I was responding TO your post, not AT your post.

Even though I don't think I need to explain myself, I shall as you are obviously upset about something.

There is a "working girl" that is a neighbor of mine that I see every night on the street, and she only had a sweater to wear.
As the temperatures continue to drop, I have been worried about her, so went out and spent my Christmas money on a down coat for her.
She never even said thank-you, and even though I am used to such behavior lately, somehow a smile, a thank you would have been most welcome.

I merely intended to point out that there are those that will take and take from people, and never even acknowledge what the other has gone through
to help them, even going so far as to ignore them as if they were a pile of crap on the sidewalk.

Now unless you are a middle aged, anorexic "working girl" named Crystal that is my neighbor, my comments were not directed at you. Only at those that use and abuse those that try to help them by ignoring them.

I sincerely apologize to you if you thought my comments were directed at you, and as I said, I can't figure out where you would have got that assumption from, unless you are feeling guilty about something.

I really hope that you take care of yourself as something is obviously making you a little sensitive these days me thinks.

Please read my original post again and try to see what my intention was and how it was written.

~hugs~


reply posted on 11-12-2009 @ 02:05 PM by tristar
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Working, pre production on this.....www.autumnharvestmovie.com...

Livin the dream in Tamalewood!



Interesting story line, look forward to some feedback when available.
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