Not to be confused with the 'real' Double Dutch.

Another good one, Jace. Thanks.

"how much I know" is what made a mostly-vegetarian of me. If we could go back to the family farm, I'd probably change that, but you can't tell how an animal's been treated when looking at its muscle through cellophane.  But if my hosts serve meat, I eat a bit.

Your diary is a lovely read. Thank you.

'tis strange I should be old and neither wise nor valiant. From "The Maid's Tragedy" by Beaumont & Fletcher

Nice one.

Wind power

A friend recently back from Argentina commented, "They garnish their meat dishes with 2 or 3 other kinds of meat."

He loved Buenos Aires, yet was blown away by the culture and beauty of Bolivia right next door.

I must go.

Jace, fyi, check this out Here.

"Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage." - Anaïs Nin

Curacao is an autonomous member state of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, penultimate island west of the Lesser Antilles, though a resident and Crunchyroll member has to remind Crunchyroll tech support every once in a while since a few (of the majority) of their simulcasts licensed to go to the Netherlands are not licensed to Latin America and the Caribbean, and sometimes the ABC islands are erroneously left out of the database.

I've been accused of being a Marxist, yet while Harpo's my favourite, it's Groucho I'm always quoting. Odd, that.

European Tribune - Comments - Double Dutch

If the Marlin is searching for big or unusual freight,

Maybe to move a Too Big To Fail Wall street bank...

"L'homme fut sûrement le voeu le plus fou des ténèbres " René Char

It reminds me the days when I was working on a gas rig in the North Sea. We used to build the platforms with the help of heavy crane barges like this one:

"L'homme fut sûrement le voeu le plus fou des ténèbres " René Char

these diaries are great.

It turns out the Marlin is (still) here in NY to pick up seven oil barges and five tugboats. They were sold to a Nigerian company by Reinauer Transportation. They tried to load the equipment onto the Marlin (in the Upper Bay) on Sunday with no luck. It seems quite the process to move a bunch of obsolete equipment.