Greg's Trip to Bonaire

How was your trip to Bonaire? Saw a post a couple of days ago, - all go
well?

Hope this is sarcasm.

On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 08:32:02 -0600, Joe English
<jenglish@accessusn.net> wrote:

>How was your trip to Bonaire? Saw a post a couple of days ago, - all go
>well?

Robert wrote:
> Hope this is sarcasm.
>
> On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 08:32:02 -0600, Joe English
> <jenglish@accessusn.net> wrote:
>
>
>>How was your trip to Bonaire? Saw a post a couple of days ago, - all go
>>well?
>
>
Why would it be sarcasm?

"Joe English" <jenglish@accessusn.net> wrote in message
news:H4SdnfZjoPx4kZ3d4p2dnA@accessus.net...
> How was your trip to Bonaire? Saw a post a couple of days ago, - all go
> well?

Very well, thank you. What could be better? Clear water at 79 degrees,
lots of eels, "diving freedom". Well: the no-glove policy sucks (surge
pushed me into a dock piling and I got a fire coral hit on the side of my
hand when I used said hand to keep the rest of me from wrapping around the
piling), the bugs were vicious, Croccatino serves up fishy seafood, I think
I broke my elbow falling down at City Cafe, and Air Jamaica really blows.
But the Amstel was flowing, New Year's was happening, and I even managed to
get in 15 dives in between hangovers. Now I'm back home, having to suffer
through 50' viz kelp forest dives until my next warm water foray in
February.

Greg Mossman wrote:
> "Joe English" <jenglish@accessusn.net> wrote in message
> news:H4SdnfZjoPx4kZ3d4p2dnA@accessus.net...
>
>>How was your trip to Bonaire? Saw a post a couple of days ago, - all go
>>well?
>
>
> Very well, thank you. What could be better? Clear water at 79 degrees,
> lots of eels, "diving freedom". Well: the no-glove policy sucks (surge
> pushed me into a dock piling and I got a fire coral hit on the side of my
> hand when I used said hand to keep the rest of me from wrapping around the
> piling), the bugs were vicious, Croccatino serves up fishy seafood, I think
> I broke my elbow falling down at City Cafe, and Air Jamaica really blows.
> But the Amstel was flowing, New Year's was happening, and I even managed to
> get in 15 dives in between hangovers. Now I'm back home, having to suffer
> through 50' viz kelp forest dives until my next warm water foray in
> February.
>
>
The diving and beer sounds good, rest sounds kind of sucky!

in article 400318d0$0$75803$6c56adcd@news.qnet.com, Greg Mossman at
mossman@qnet.com wrote on 12/1/04 5:02 pm:

>
> Very well, thank you. What could be better? Clear water at 79 degrees,
> lots of eels, "diving freedom". Well: the no-glove policy sucks (surge
> pushed me into a dock piling and I got a fire coral hit on the side of my
> hand when I used said hand to keep the rest of me from wrapping around the
> piling), the bugs were vicious, Croccatino serves up fishy seafood, I think
> I broke my elbow falling down at City Cafe, and Air Jamaica really blows.


Have been interested in taking Air Jam from Toronto to Bonaire via Kingston.
Would like to hear about your flights -- were they on time, did you loose
luggage, were the seats uncomfortable?

"Stephen Weir & Associates" <sweir5492@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:BC3DF4BD.5A62A%sweir5492@rogers.com...

> > Very well, thank you. What could be better? Clear water at 79 degrees,
> > lots of eels, "diving freedom". Well: the no-glove policy sucks (surge
> > pushed me into a dock piling and I got a fire coral hit on the side of
my
> > hand when I used said hand to keep the rest of me from wrapping around
the
> > piling), the bugs were vicious, Croccatino serves up fishy seafood, I
think
> > I broke my elbow falling down at City Cafe, and Air Jamaica really
blows.
>
> Have been interested in taking Air Jam from Toronto to Bonaire via
Kingston.
> Would like to hear about your flights -- were they on time, did you loose
> luggage, were the seats uncomfortable?

On time, yes. No lost luggage. Seats very uncomfortable.