Macy, are you comparing night and day to salt and pepper?

Lol........ I'm sea salt and Marko is hot pepper.....

You are inspiring me to drink............more:-))))))

We had Mayan meals in Playa Del Carmen and really enjoyed them but the Tequila factory in Puerta Vallarta was awesome. My drink of choice is WINE so I joined a W.I.N.E club...Women In Need of Excitement. However, I have never turn down a White Russian or Sex on the Beach. So many choices, so little time to sobriety.

Can I be the crushed ice in that Margarita or maybe the garnish? Mi love a good margarita-though the tequila sometime make mi more crazy....But as someone whos into horticulture..the whole agave farm/tequila making is just as interesting as making wine, beer, gin etc, etc...All comes initially from Mother Nature..Bless her..

Sharleen wrote " it seemed like each and every Jamaican man had not only a wife, but "a girl friend" .... They all do...some people are in denial..but...that doesn't change things. Sharleen you always mention hard working jamaicans in NY.Maybe this is where they went because they certainly didn't stay in Ja....or atleast I haven't seen them in well over 30 years and I was involved in the "working Jamaica" ??? Maybe I'm a "one trick pony" on the work thing.In my mind it's work or leave.

As the mother of a son, I know I can teach him enough about love and respect to be a fine young man. If he chooses a girl like his mama, he knows she is expecting love but will give understanding, support, and a decent meal by 5 pm.

True story- My son was doing a Math project where he had to choose a career. He chose the one his dad has. After weeks he totally lost it and said, dad there isn't enough money left over for fun after I pay the bills, how do you do it?. My hubby smiled and said, son for it to work you have to marry someone like your mother. Work hard, give her the money, and she will make your dreams come true.