Journaling not just the travel and ex-pat experiences, it's much much more!
COVID19 has been with us now for more than seven months. The last time I was on a plane was February 2020 and that was a short trip to Miami. I stayed in the Wynwood District, one of my favorite areas in Miami. Wynwood District Miami Prior to the pandemic, I had planned a European …
The Bermuda National Gallery recently featured “Black Mary; or Molly ‘Princess of Wales’”—a two channel video installation inspired by the real-life …Joscelyn Gardner’s “Black Mary: A Video Installation”
A report by Elizabeth Ammon for The Times of London. Michael Holding has given an emotional plea for change and better education to combat racism. …Michael Holding and Ebony Rainford-Brent deliver powerful Black Lives Matter message
The Bermudian shares information on the parrotfish populations of Bermuda (with photography by Ron Lucas). The article claims that Bermuda is the …Bermuda Beasts: Parrotfish
"Bobo” is a Caymanian term of endearment for a close and personal friend, the object of one's affection, a woman's pet name for a boyfriend or close male friend. “Bye” in Bermuda is a male child. “Ace bye” is the Bermudian equivalent to the Caymanian “Bobo”. Six years, six jobs and I recently said “Bye …
Park of American Fraternity or Parque de la Fraternidad is one of those historic sites in Havana, Cuba which is hidden in plain sight. Even though located in a bustling part of the city, you won't see many locals and tourists stopping by to take note of the busts of the Latin American heroes and …
The Caribbean version of KAABOO was held in the Cayman Islands 🇰🇾 on February 15 and 16 on the iconic Seven Mile Beach. This festival Virgin Produced was the first of its kind in the Caribbean. It offered music, art, comedy and gastronomy. KAABOO was created by music lovers for music lovers. An adult escape, …
This sunset was particularly spectacular on February 01, 2019.
For this week’s challenge, share a photo of liquid in whatever state, shape, or color you happen to capture it in. You can go as big as the ocean or as small as a teardrop, as clear as vodka or as opaque as milk. Let’s raise a glass to your photos. I must say I'm …
The mandate: "This week, share a photo that takes a familiar scene — a place you frequent, a face you know well, an activity you engage in regularly — and makes it look and feel like something out of this world. Feel free to interpret the theme as loosely as you see fit. I look …
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