Wednesday, August 11, 2010
CRABBY neighbor?
We see this crabby old neighbor almost every morning on our way to exercise but he/she usually runs away and hides. He/she lives in a hole by the side of the gutter that runs along the sidewalk beside our house. Wednesday morning he/she stayed out long enough for us to go inside for the camera and snap a picture or two. By the way, is it "Crab Festival" time at Red Lobster? Would anyone want to eat our crabby neighbor???
Friday, August 6, 2010
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Missionary Transfers
Elder Jackson received word Tuesday evening he was being transerred from Dominica to Puerto Rico Wednesday. Packing wasn't easy!
Leaving a place you've learned to love and two scheduled baptisms--especially when they're the first baptisms since you arrived--can't be easy! But, Elder Jackson took it like the faithful, obedient missionary he is. He managed to lighten his load by the thirteen pounds his luggage was overweight and was off on a new adventure.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Orange Juice
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Carib Territory & Pirates of the Caribbean Scenes
28 July 2010 we picked up Elders Jackson and Maldonado at their third-floor apartment in Picard, a Portsmouth suburb, and drove to Carib Territory on the northeast side of the island of Dominica, .....
....stopping along the way to snap pictures of scenes ..... which may be recognizable to Johnny Depp fans. 
This asphalt trail is the only evidence that remains of a chase scene from a popular Hollywood movie.........
Any guesses?........

Becoming more familiar? We hope someone recognizes these "rocks." All that's missing are ships and pirates........and dark of night!
Becoming more familiar? We hope someone recognizes these "rocks." All that's missing are ships and pirates........and dark of night!
"Mabrika! Come Celebrate (with us)...... Kalinago Barana Aute. http://www.kalinagobaranaaute.dm/.

Cinnamon tree leaves smell even better than warm zucchini bread!
Picture and description on the wall inside the visitors' center show that cassava bread was a mainstay of the indigenous diet....
This is how it's done today. One must try cassava bread for him/herself. It's ground from cassava root, covered with water, then squeezed dry to remove toxins, mixed with coconut, salt and sugar, smashed with the bottom of a cup and baked over a fire. We found that ONE PIECE of cassava bread was more than substantial, and WAY MORE THAN SUFFICIENT!!!
If you're really quiet,.......... and look closely in the stream,........ you might glimpse a shrimp.
Cinnamon tree leaves smell even better than warm zucchini bread!
A canoe carved by the Kalinago from either "grommier" or "white cedar" trees in times past took up to a year. Modern tools have cut that time to as little as three to six months, depending on the hardness of the tree.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Making Passion-fruit Juice
To make passion-fruit juice one would start with three little plastic bags containing three passion-fruit, each tied with an impossible Caribbean knot, inside another plastic bag tied with another of those impossible Caribbean knots! Next one would cut through the tough outer peel .....
scrape the pulp and seeds .....
into a blender with a little tap water. Then, give five quick pulses of the blender.
Next, one would force the juice and as much pulp as possible through a sieve into a pitcher or other container of choice.
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