Jul 05 2010

How to dress your bottom – and how it all began.

Published by Kat under boat deconstruction

I’m still not sure how we ended up with this boat. One day we were sitting in the Caribbean in our beautiful cliff-side apartment, the next we were looking on Craigslist at this gorgeous boat that just seemed to make more sense than an apartment or a house in our relocation to Florida. Why waste [...]

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May 15 2010

The Keys to happiness

Published by Kat under boat deconstruction

The Florida Keys are a perfect place to start over, if you ask me. We moved from Saba in April for different opportunities, and so far everything is going according to the un-plan. After four weeks working on the Juliet we are off and running, waiting in a bar in Key West for the current [...]

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Feb 15 2010

Reverse Culture Shock

Published by Kat under Uncategorized

I can’t remember ever making a conscious decision to live in the islands. For some people, its a goal; “When I retire, I’m moving to the Caribbean,” or I’ve known people to do amazing things and go to great lengths to hone skills they see as necessary for “survival” abroad. I knew someone who spent [...]

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Nov 01 2009

Busy busy bee

Published by Kat under Uncategorized

For such a small island, there’s a lot going on in this little life.
October on Saba means Sea & Learn and its probably my favorite time of year here. Sea & Learn brings dozens of scientific experts down to Saba where they can spread the word about their research, conduct some new studies on the [...]

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May 25 2009

Cooking classes

Published by Kat under recipes

When you’re stuck on a small island you often need to come up with creative ways of entertaining yourself, because its often obvious that no one else is going to entertain you. So I’ve decided to learn how to cook… the hard way. read more…

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May 23 2009

Cat fiasco, part 2

Published by Kat under Cat Concepts, Saba, Travel tips

In the morning, we’re all relieve to see everyone is still breathing, even though we’re nowhere near normal. We assemble a make-shift catbox in the closet of the fancy hotel – complete with the morning’s newspaper and high-quality resort sand fresh from the beach. With a little poking, prodding and squeezing, we finally get a [...]

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Apr 29 2009

World’s Most Amazing Asthmatic Cat

Published by Kat under Cat Concepts, Saba

If you’re a pet owner, you know the lengths that we will go to save our animals. You can’t put a price on that adorable face, or the way they curl up in your lap, or follow you around the house, or fall at your feet when you come home at night. Those quirky little [...]

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Apr 20 2009

We ran out of what?

Published by Kat under Saba

What happens when you run out of water and don’t have magical pipes to bring you more…

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Apr 08 2009

More island hopping

Published by Kat under Travel tips

It was about that time… when my skin starts to crawl and I get all squirmy and need to take a small step off this small rock and get away. So when a day-trip to Nevis was proposed I jumped on it. Even though it meant a 2.5 hour boat ride for an eight hour [...]

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Mar 29 2009

The world is falling apart!

Published by Kat under Uncategorized

Ok, its not the world, its just my dive gear. But c’mon, really? All at once? That’s just not fair!
First it was my dive computer. Started acting a little funny, I sent it in for its annual service, it came back acting even funnier. And then stopped working altogether. Sent it back and it kind [...]

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