Time to go home
It is a weekday morning and peak commuting time and yet the cab drive to JFK airport is pretty smooth. As we weave through the traffic, we can see the Continue Reading →
It is a weekday morning and peak commuting time and yet the cab drive to JFK airport is pretty smooth. As we weave through the traffic, we can see the Continue Reading →
I look around the crowded train carriage and see a lot of tired faces. It is late at night and yet the carriage is unusually full. Compared to this evening Continue Reading →
The dark clouds I saw gather as we started our descent into Newark was an omen for things to come. The city was bracing itself for a downpour after a Continue Reading →
“Window or aisle” asks the lady at the counter. “Window” I say. Later I wonder why I didn’t ask for the aisle seat. Getting the lady in the aisle seat Continue Reading →
Our short holiday in the sun is over. Getting over jet lag is another problem, especially when coming from the direction of America and the Caribbean. I don’t have much Continue Reading →
Second catamaran trip in two days. Normally I wouldn’t have done this, but we are only here for five days and so had to make the most of it. This Continue Reading →
I go to sleep on Antigua time and still keep waking up on London time. By the time I get used to the time difference I will be back home. Continue Reading →
Henson, our tour guide picked us up from the resort at 9am. He is going to take us around the island and show us all the historical sights. When I Continue Reading →
I decided to look up the birds I’ve been seeing here, which are native to Antigua. The friendliest is the bananaquit or the sugar birds as they are called due Continue Reading →
So what do you know? I knew that Prince Harry was here in Antigua last week, but what I didn’t know was that he was staying at our resort. Great Continue Reading →