Green Monkeys
Barbados is home to the green monkey, although it’s not a native species, being introduced from West Africa about 350 years ago. They are all over the island and I never get tired of seeing them. There are a couple…
Continue readingBarbados is home to the green monkey, although it’s not a native species, being introduced from West Africa about 350 years ago. They are all over the island and I never get tired of seeing them. There are a couple…
Continue readingLiving with humidity can be a constant battle with your hair especially for those of us with fine hair. These tips might not solve all of your problems but can only help! Weekly Treatment – A weekly deep conditioner treatment is…
Continue readingOne of the comments I will make about living in a place with warm temperatures, is that it’s not the heat that gets to you, it’s the humidity. When we lived in Dubai, the searing summer desert heat was bearable compared…
Continue readingFor those of you not familiar with the British high street, there used to be a store called Woolworths that was a childhood favourite for a lot of us. Mainly because of the “pick ‘n mix” sweet selection. It was…
Continue readingHi! Thanks for finding me or answering to my pushy self-promotion! Living in Barbados is my second expat jaunt and it’s such a different experience to my first that I thought I would share what it is like living on…
Continue readingWhen I first arrived in Barbados I was unable to get a good night’s sleep for at least the first week, despite being a regular ear plug wearing as the husband is a serial snorer. The cause was not the…
Continue readingLime is not just the green citrus fruit essential in a mojito, but here in Barbados “liming” is a phrase used as a description for a social gathering where rum and beer are consumed (although not essential). Any place or…
Continue readingAs a healthy food blogger I am more than aware of the benefits of coconut water and back in the UK would pay a pretty penny for something in a carton or horror of horrors a can calling itself coconut…
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