18 weeks, 4 pounds of coffee

true blue (taken on the boat ride to Stocking Island)
looking back (on the way back from Stocking Island to Georgetown, Exuma)















It seems as of late my time here is now down to just that...18 weeks of work, and only 4 pounds of coffee. Well actually, I think 4 pounds of good coffee from home will more than safely see me through these next few months. Thanks guys!

Many of you have probably been wondering what's happening? Well, as of right now, the plan is to return to Bellingham and pursue my Montessori career in my "home" place. The Bahamas has been a lovely, amazing, challenging and frustrating place to work and live. But I'm ready to come home to my friends and family. I'm ready to have the thing that I know and love around me. I've learned so much and am constantly learning how to be a better Montessori guide. If anything, my time here has taught me that I really do love teaching Montessori, but with the right supports in place. It's amazing how one can survive on so little...I came with 2 bags and 2 boxes and plan on returning with about the same!

Also, I wanted to throw out the invitation to any and all who might be looking for a sunny spring break location. It looks as though I will be here for Spring break, so you're more than welcome to crash at my place. Just let me know!!!


Today is absolutely sunny and beautiful outside. Not a cloud in the sky, definitely a beach day...so with that I'm outta here.....:)

love from your bahamian sista'

the bedroom I stayed in...absolutely beautiful!


















Ana at Master's Harbour (this is the place I stayed)















view from bed



















my bahamian feet

Great Exuma: January 27-29th

Directions
Tropic of Cancer Beach

views from the airplane
Tropic of Cancer beach









I was finally able to get away for a few days and spend the weekend with the Carr's on the beautiful island of Great Exuma. I was able to get alot of Vitamin D and really enjoy this beautiful place that I live. I enjoyed good company of old and new friends while away. Georgetown is the main city where we were able to take a 10-15 minute boat ride over to Stocking Island. We also drove down to Little Exuma. Exuma is much more spread out and less populated than Nassau. It had a very small island town feel and it was nice to have an even slower pace from the hustle and bustle of living on the island of New Providence.