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Still kicking up dust and pork chop day

Still kicking up dust and pork chop day

The city is still working on replacing the cobble stones on Coconut drive and the dirt road detour is still in effect. As a result we are still kicking up major dust and I am sure ...

#TravelTuesday Taking our Mulligan at Caye Chapel

#TravelTuesday Taking our Mulligan at Caye Chapel

If you remember Paul's birthday blog from last year Caye Chapel Golf taking a Mulligan, And we set off like a herd of turtles on our way for our  Caye Chapel golf day. We were doin ...

May First Aid Training at Seascape Villas

May First Aid Training at Seascape Villas

Below are details on the May San Pedro Belize Red Cross first aid course. Our goal is to make Ambergris Caye and Belize safe and bring awareness to both tourists and locals of all ...

It was a Double D on our morning adventure tour

It was a Double D on our morning adventure tour

Double D stands for Damn Dusty and that how it has been the past while on the Island. It has gotten to the point that some people are wearing bandanas as dust masks. I am sure part ...

Homestyle cooking at a great price and whats new around town

Homestyle cooking at a great price and whats new around town

What a busy day, it started with a sunrise drive with Dick at 5:00am and then we split up for a couple of hours and regrouped for an errand run to town.  While there we hit 3 banks ...

San Pedro Branch Belize Red Cross Update and Carilones Kitchen new location

San Pedro Branch Belize Red Cross Update and Carilones Kitchen new location

Yesterday Anthony Philip and I went on Reef Radio and TV's morning show with David Marin to talk about what the San Pedro Branch of the Belize Red Cross has been doing and give upd ...

Two great parties

Two great parties

Last night we had planned to do date night at Carlo and Ernie's Runway Bar & Grill. I am glad we ended up running into Dianne and Tracy in the parking lot which was packed with ...

Green tips and a water taxi ride north to a waterfront resort

Most commonly found in the fridge, baking soda has been a household staple for almost 200 years. It makes a simple environmentally friendly alternative to chemical cleansers and beauty products. I have been using it a long time for both house and beauty. So has blogger Carrie of Letters to my friends back home and she has got Romantic Travel Belize Lara using it too - we all believe in protecting the reef i ...

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A twinkle gleams in your eye

The poem below was written by Angela in honer of her short time roommate Kristy Lynn who recently passed. If you are out at a beach bar today please raise your glass to Kristy Lynn, she loved walking on the beach, it gave her some small bit of peace during a very difficult time. A good place to toast her is Live Rock and Roll 2pm - 5pm at the pool bar at Grand Caribe $5bzd local rum and $4bzd 10 oz beers. S ...

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How to grow a banana tree

After Marsha's write up on How to grow Bougainvillea this week, our first tropical garden question came in about planting bananas :) We do not have any fruit trees in our yard, but have a few friends who do and I think it is a great idea to supplement your shopping. One friend who lives up north has Avocado trees in his yard, a great way around the illegal avocado season ha ha.  To read a funny thread on il ...

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What to do when your internet goes down

We came home from our trip to Belize City  Wednesday and our internet was acting sluggish and then cut out completely. Usually I text tacoboy at work and see if Pedro's Hotel has net, but since he was with me that was not an option. We waited a bit and I decided to call BTL, I and got Karla who was great. I told her I had rebooted router and all but not laptop since the lights were flashing on router an spe ...

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Where to buy a Cell phone in San Pedro – a blog reader review

Today's post comes from one of my blog readers who recently lost her phone, it bounced out of her pocket while driving. Not an uncommon thing here, neither is forgetting you had it in your pocket and ending up in the water :)  Not wanting to go the traditional route of shopping online and having a phone muled in from the States or going to Belize City to shop, she decided to try her luck on the island and s ...

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How to grow Bougainvillea

Gardening in the tropics is not always easy, the soil is often too sandy and there are sometimes bug issues and diseases like lethal yellow for palms. The owners of the duplex where we live were down recently and  happened to mention that they would love add bougainvillea to our garden. We do actually have one but it is very puny and does not produce the amount of flowers it should. I told them I would talk ...

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What people wear when it is cold in San Pedro

This morning was fricken freezing, I left the house in jeans, t-shirt, hoodie, shoes and socks and I was still cold enough that my teeth were chattering - no exaggeration.  As I was hitching a ride part way to town with tacoboy who was on his way to work, I was second guessing my decision have left the house and wishing I had crawled back under the covers instead. By the time I got to Wings department store ...

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Cold front and how I saved us $145 a month

I am sure most of you who live here and a many who are repeat visitors to Ambergris Caye have a 'how rumors get started' story or two. My last one started late last night when tacoboy arrived home from Trivia at Pedro's Pizza and a night with the Bat Sub boys. He came home with  a report that Sunday was supposed to be the record coldest day in San Pedro in a very long time. I thought it was possible because ...

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Early morning flights, my whirwind trip to Belize Cty and our Crawl North

I had the best intentions to finish an post this Tuesday afternoon and ended up on on Belize time and an adventure crawl to North Ambergris Caye which you will see pics and details of below. Wednesday the exciting Tropic Air announcement of  Belize to Cancun flights bumped it and my morning was reserved for spending time with Dennis before he left on the 3pm Thunderbolt water taxi to Corozal. After seeing h ...

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Belize City to Cancun and Tropic Air adds extra flights to Orangewalk

TROPIC AIR WILL INAUGURATE SERVICE FROM BELIZE CITY TO CANCUN, MEXICO ON MARCH 25th, 2013 Tropic Air today announces that on Friday, February 22nd, after ten months of work, Tropic Air received a license from the Government of Mexico. Tickets for this highly anticipated flight from Belize City International Airport to Cancun, Mexico, are now available for sale. Effective March 25th, 2013, Tropic Air will la ...

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Winding down and getting busy San Pedro Belize

It is day 8 of our cleanse and Dennis and I have officially started winding down  and adding a bit more to our diet. We actually started that yesterday by going for foodie happy hour at Aji Restaurant and enjoyed some delicious fish tacos - can't Imagine anything Hugo cooks being bad. They wefe served 3 to a plate with fresh fruit on the side and a great deal for $10 bzd. Today's winding down treat was some ...

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Don’t Judge a book by it’s cover

When we were walking home from town yesterday I told Dennis I wanted to go to the last roadside fruit stand across from Banyan Bay to get some mini plums on our way home. They have become one of my favorite healthy treats while cleansing - a cheap snack at $2 a bad. When we stopped there I saw some corn on the cob that was still in the husk and looked really good since I had been I had been craving corn rec ...

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