Hank and Anthony making music at Ocean Reef. Most Wednesday evenings we had a Sing-a-long with Boaters and Time-Share people at Groupers Restaurant. It was fun and kept our fingers in shape.
On Tuesdays I would go and visit Margaret, a woman who went blind 7 years ago. This is her apartment in a Row Housing Complex. She lives with her 14 year old son. She was selling peanuts at the grocery store, on the sidewalk outside, and she was asked not to do that anymore so now she stays at home. She was saddened by this, she liked having a purpose to get out and be around people. The people going by her everyday would stop and visit with her and pass her some extra money. She is a very special person.
When we first came to Ocean Reef this complex was just being started. We would bicycle by it on our way to Freeport, and now it's almost ready to be lived in.
This fence is made from coral rock. It looks pretty but would take a lot of hauling and placing of the rock from the shore.
This huge home is on the road to Ocean Reef.
The colours are out...the summer is coming. What a beautiful tree.
Tom Christian works for BASRA, Bahama Air Sea Rescue Association and he sells Ts and tanks and beer cozies, etc. as a fund raiser for BASRA. He hangs the clothes on his boat for people to see. What a great idea.
This is Suki, one of Ning Ning's little dogs. This is the mother of Jimmy and Carlos.
This is Elvis, the father of Carlos and Jimmy.
These are Carlos, Jimmy, Elvis and Freckles.
They are following Ning Ning to their boat, where they live with Ning Ning and Robert.
I sure enjoyed this book. I love reading.
Here you have the Three Mosquitoes on our way to town to shop. We had a lot of fun together, Diane, Ning Ning and Me.
Hank and Anthony making music at Ocean Reef. Most Wednesday evenings we had a Sing-a-long with Boaters and Time-Share people at Groupers Restaurant. It was fun and kept our fingers in shape.
On Tuesdays I would go and visit Margaret, a woman who went blind 7 years ago. This is her apartment in a Row Housing Complex. She lives with her 14 year old son. She was selling peanuts at the grocery store, on the sidewalk outside, and she was asked not to do that anymore so now she stays at home. She was saddened by this, she liked having a purpose to get out and be around people. The people going by her everyday would stop and visit with her and pass her some extra money. She is a very special person.
When we first came to Ocean Reef this complex was just being started. We would bicycle by it on our way to Freeport, and now it's almost ready to be lived in.
This fence is made from coral rock. It looks pretty but would take a lot of hauling and placing of the rock from the shore.
This huge home is on the road to Ocean Reef.
The colours are out...the summer is coming. What a beautiful tree.
Tom Christian works for BASRA, Bahama Air Sea Rescue Association and he sells Ts and tanks and beer cozies, etc. as a fund raiser for BASRA. He hangs the clothes on his boat for people to see. What a great idea.
This is Suki, one of Ning Ning's little dogs. This is the mother of Jimmy and Carlos.
This is Elvis, the father of Carlos and Jimmy.
These are Carlos, Jimmy, Elvis and Freckles.
They are following Ning Ning to their boat, where they live with Ning Ning and Robert.
I sure enjoyed this book. I love reading.
Here you have the Three Mosquitoes on our way to town to shop. We had a lot of fun together, Diane, Ning Ning and Me.
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