How Is Your Day Going ???

So how is your day going??

Where is the moment we needed the most ?

You kick up the leaves and the magic is lost

You tell me your blue skies fade to grey

You tell me your passion's gone away and I don't need no carryin' on

You stand in the line just to hit a new low

You're faking a smile with the coffee to go

You tell me your life's been way off line

You're falling to pieces everytime and I don't need no carryin' on

Because you had a bad day, you're taking one down

You sing a sad song just to turn it around

You say you don't know, you tell me don't lie

You work at a smile and you go for a ride

You had a bad day, the camera don't lie

You're coming back down and you really don't mind

You had a bad day

you had a bad day !

In retrospect, my day is going pretty well!

Why Men Die Before Women

This series of photographs answers the age old question of why men die before women. It clearly depicts the answers in graphic detail.









In spite of this, I still am glad that I am a man, capable of the feats shown in the photos above.

Men, be Men and BE PROUD TO BE MEN !!

Bahamas Wine & Food Show

This is my photo essay on the Bahamas Wine & Food Show that I attended yesterday.

There was something incredibly appealing to the eye with the ice cold champagne bucket, crystal drops of condensation from the ice, the necks of the bottles sticking out, and the outdoor sunlight.

Food Servers

The warming trays with their polished silver covers.

Booths along the perimeter.

The eaters came, they saw and they conquered.

Switcher (or "Switcha" as this is labeled), was the national drink of the Bahamas before the convenience drinks like Kool Aid, Tang and Gatorade came along. It is lemonade made with lemons and limes.

More Food !!!

The Wine Tent.

An arresting colour of flag over a food booth.

The lemons were a decoration at the Greek Food Booth.

This Greek serving girl posed for me, and it shook me -- and consequently the picture.


Local, organically grown produce -- under glass believe it or not.


This is the produce that I bought from the above stall.

Seafood paella.

Tropical fruits (mameys and mangoes) for sale. I bought some.

I found it ironic that there was a food show celebrating food, when the grocery stores where we get our everyday food serve up the dregs of North American supermarket ejecta that no one else will buy, at a price that is criminal. It is no wonder that the gross tonnage of the population surpasses that of the ships' registry in this country.

Victoria Day Cottage Life

This is my photo essay of cottage life on the Victoria Day holiday weekend.

Dinner table in the screened-in porch.

View from the deck.

Sun setting over the hills.

Rocky shore mantled in green.

Repose.

Day is done.

Swimming in the lake.

Gliding along the shoreline.

Lake, hills and sky.

Lightly row, lightly row, in our little boat we go!