@Leeanne Hurren where is this?

@Leeanne Hurren Beautiful!

It’s been two days of prepping the garden. Some of the cold tolerant transplants went in, Broccoli Rabe, broccoli, red cabbage, cauliflower. Was below freezing again last night, so I had to cover them all up, hopefully for the last time. Today’s activities were hanging out with the kids at home a little recovering from a little emotional setback and then digging volunteering clover out of the garden with roots that goes 3 feet down!

@David Diga Gene Anything inspiring you or on your docket today or this week?

I am hearing your message in my mind and heart. Today will be lived to its fullest. Much love to you and yours!! 🎇💛🎇

I can't remember traveling with a local right now. Though I remember in Cayman Islands visiting multiple times with locals, and visiting with them in their businesses. It was fun to get to know them and the local's favorite places to eat. We wanted local food, and they let us know where to go. Yummm.

@Leeanne Hurren It was a gift. We’d found a deal on flights, and rented a house inexpensively. We had an amazing adventure, sun, climbing sea cliffs, scuba diving with a beach fresh caught lunch. Jerk chicken smoked on the grill. Seeing the largest crab migration across the road every morning! So many wonderful experiences.

@Leeanne Hurren Beautiful people, beautiful island. The food was wonderful, we went on several excursions. Hiking up a landmark in waterfall, was very busy and lots of fun. I unique experience, words can’t describe it. And a boat tour of The LuminousLagoon, only two of us went in the water, it was a great ponderous experience. “The Luminous Lagoon in Jamaica glows due to millions of microscopic organisms called dinoflagellatesthat thrive in the shallow, warm, brackish waters where the Martha Brae River meets the Caribbean Sea. These organisms emit a bright blue light through bioluminescencewhen disturbed by movement, such as boats, swimming, or rain.” Oh and The Cayman Islands with their rockclimbing coral cliffs that only have ocean below them. We also did Sting Ray City, which I thought would be awful because of how tourist filled it can be, but turned out to be an amazing experience. There is something very special about Island cultures.

@Leeanne Hurren I think you would feel right at home there.