I went to pick Jean, Jerry, and Trent up at the airport yesterday after work. It seemed like I was waiting forever for them to come out through customs. When I finally saw them I hollered over to Trent to come give me a monster hug. But he seemed like he was focused on the doors at customs. So I pleaded for my hug and all he could say was, “Just wait, we have a surprise for you!” I said, “No surprise is as good as a hug from you, I haven’t seen you in forever!” So he gave me a one armed hug because he was still turned around staring at the customs doors. I was looking at the doors too because I was trying to figure out what he was talking about. Just then out walks Emma, Kristin, and David!!!! I started bawling. They are staying at a friend of David’s mothers’ house up near Rum Point for 11 days!!! We then had Travis meet us at Sunset House, and we surprised him too. It’s soooo exciting!!!! They just called me at work and said they are having a blast being out of the cold Midwest weather. Emma is snorkeling for her very first time! Can’t wait to get home from work and play! Thank God I have tomorrow off!!
Happy Holidays!
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Dolphmanians........ What?
Here is a letter to the Editor in today's paper. I don't think I even need to comment...... I live with a bunch of morons!
Dolphmanians a new species
Monday 15th December, 2008 Posted: 17:41 CIT (22:41 GMT)
> Comment on this story
So the dolphins have arrived in Cayman.
What a national disgrace! And I do not use the word national loosely because it was our illustrious leaders who granted all the permits for them to be here.
In our society today we do not imprison persons, unless under the law they have been convicted of crimes punishable by that means.
What right do we have then to imprison highly intelligent creatures simply to make a few dollars for a few greedy people?
It is my understanding that dolphins sometimes attempt to mate with their trainers.
It is my hope that some of our illustrious leaders who were instrumental in bringing them here will fall into the tanks and the attempts will not only be successful, but that offspring will result.
This way we may get a few semi–intelligent creatures among us. Since they would be part Dolphin and part Caymanian – we could call them Dolphmanians. Consuelo Ebanks
Dolphmanians a new species
Monday 15th December, 2008 Posted: 17:41 CIT (22:41 GMT)
> Comment on this story
So the dolphins have arrived in Cayman.
What a national disgrace! And I do not use the word national loosely because it was our illustrious leaders who granted all the permits for them to be here.
In our society today we do not imprison persons, unless under the law they have been convicted of crimes punishable by that means.
What right do we have then to imprison highly intelligent creatures simply to make a few dollars for a few greedy people?
It is my understanding that dolphins sometimes attempt to mate with their trainers.
It is my hope that some of our illustrious leaders who were instrumental in bringing them here will fall into the tanks and the attempts will not only be successful, but that offspring will result.
This way we may get a few semi–intelligent creatures among us. Since they would be part Dolphin and part Caymanian – we could call them Dolphmanians. Consuelo Ebanks
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