These are the same guys, Sam, Arron and Stu. We drove down to Love Beach and they went snorkeling.
This is right behind the bar here. I am sorry but I don't know the name of the bar here. All I now this road coming down is Called Love Beach and Nirvana.
I took this picture on Sunday Afternoon, while driving around and checking tings out.
Some times when you fly in this is the view below you. There are two flight paths. North or south.It really is neat to see these hugh planes fly over head.
I just love clouds and how beautiful they are sometimes.
We stayed hoem this noght and had a nice dinner and just relaxed and watched a little TV. I don't I stayed up to long this day?
Thursday morning Tim and I went over to Tim Huber's home and picked up my old truck. 1998 Mazda (Ford Ranger) Tim and his wife cleaned up their yard and filled the truck up with the branches and leaves. I drove it over to where Tim's works to dump it out.
This is the road that goes back to this large green houses and fields.
I guess Tim use to work here in the green houses. But now he has the land outside and grows pretty much everything out there and sells it the different hotels.
This is the land he uses to grow veggies and stuff.
As I got out of the truck I noticed the these tires on this side were some what flat. I asked Tim and he pumped them up and told me that they both have slow leaks in them. Not sure why folks just don't fix them when they know. Hey I am just as bad, I could have fixed them myself. But I just didn't think about it until I took the truck back to Billy's house on Tuesday evening. Sorry Billy.
She has been been around the block a couple of times. I bought her in 2003. Brought it over in 2005 and used it as long as I lived here. Over all I am very blessed to be able to use her and now she is some what being taken care of.
Tim asked mt to stop at a BTC (Bahamas Telephone Company) store and get some minutes put on his phone. Just looking at the prices for these I Phone. They didn't have the I Phone 10 out yet?
As I was needed some cream for my coffee the next day, I stopped at a store down the road where Tim and Felicia live, called Fresh Market. It sure loos like a store you would see in the states. But check out these prices. These apples were as small as plums.
That is the correct price. I buy these in the states all the time. WOW. $20.41 for 5#
Remember where we are. In the Bahamas. How can fish be so expensive?
These were just a few items. I lived here and now maybe you can see by these prices,
how GOD PROVIDE FOR ME.
This is such a beatiful view coming down this hill and seeing the blue water and just thinking, I pray the brakes work????
At the bottom of the hill these two ladies were getting their water. that is correct, some homes around this area don't have running water still?
As this day is Thursday. I came back home and cleaned up the lumber for the over hangs in back of the others yards. You can see there is a lot of mildew and just have dirt on them. So I set a station and just cleaned them here in the parking lot, in Tim parking space.
Folks I am still blown away on how God provided all this lumber and the size of it.
This is all we had to cut off to use?????? WOW, this just so neat to see how GOD gave them these pieces of lumber and how close the size is and how the design is just what they need, too.
Later on this afternoon, the boys came back from All Saints and jumped in the helped out cleaning.
Mean while during the day, I did do some priming the lumber too. So Tim started painting the boards. Stu here was helping him, while Arron and Sam helped clean them up. We got all of the clean and ready for priming.
This was our fun night out. We drove over to Arawak Cay and ate at our favor restaurant. Oh Andro's I wrote about this place before. I ate here three different times while here in Nassau, New Providence.
Tim and Sam, being silly Arron and Stu.
We didn't order this, but the ladies behind Arron did. I went over and asked if I could take a picture of their snapper dinner. That is correct, head and tail are on there still and most Bahamians eat the whole ting.
I think this is called Crack Lobster. Sam ordered that and he gave me a small piece. I was kinda of surprise how tough it was.
I had the crack conch. Not sure but I guess I forgot to take a picture of my own food?
These two are always having some fun. So this picture is just a funny one and don't even go down that road. Just a neat sign you find in Nassau.
Today folks I am winding down my time here and will be flying out this afternoon around 2:35pm.
So as today goes by, I will just hang out with Tim and do a couple of small jobs and head towards the airport around noon today.
All I want to say at this time is,I really did enjoy my time and look forward in seeing what God has planned out for me down the road.
