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So, why did we move 2,000 miles away from our home in Knoxville, Tennessee? Michael accepted a position as the director of retail and international sales for a Caribbean clothing brand.
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So, why did we move 2,000 miles away from our home in Knoxville, Tennessee? Michael accepted a position as the director of retail and international sales for a Caribbean clothing brand.
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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Day 108: Michael's Parents and Grandparents Arrive!
One car, three planes, four passports, and thirteen hours later, Michael's mother, father, grandmother and grandfather arrived in the BVI! This was Memaw and Pepaw's first time out of the country - a long overdue honeymoon...some 58 years overdue!
Because his parents had checked a cooler for us - it took them longer to get through customs. Dennis said everyone was pretty suspicious of it and kept asking him, "What's in the cooler?" Fortunately there were only about a dozen pair of flip-flops that I had accidentally left behind in the move. Finally they emerged, cooler in tow!
It was great to see them! It had almost been four months since they bid us adieu...Not to dwell on the farewell, this is all about their exciting adventure that lies ahead in the next several days!
We didn't waste any time and headed straight for the Loose Mongoose at Trellis Bay.
We enjoyed the evening and snacked on some conch fritters...yum!
Their trip took an adventurous turn when we headed home...driving on the left side of the road was the least of their worries! A truck carrying huge bags of what looked liked limestone had dropped some of its load in the middle of the street. The dumpster below is driving in our lane to avoid the stopped truck.
What a ride home from the airport!!!
It was great to see them! It had almost been four months since they bid us adieu...Not to dwell on the farewell, this is all about their exciting adventure that lies ahead in the next several days!
We didn't waste any time and headed straight for the Loose Mongoose at Trellis Bay.
We enjoyed the evening and snacked on some conch fritters...yum!
Their trip took an adventurous turn when we headed home...driving on the left side of the road was the least of their worries! A truck carrying huge bags of what looked liked limestone had dropped some of its load in the middle of the street. The dumpster below is driving in our lane to avoid the stopped truck.
What a ride home from the airport!!!
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I love conch fritters!!! Hope you are having a blast:)
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