Although it's called Paradise Island, it doesn't mean all's paradise. Here are a few discoveries that made my heart sad:1. We admired the beautiful rocky coastline, but I was astonished by the loads of garage & debris that had washed onto the rocks & rotted there (i.e. chairs, bottles, plastic, clothes). As a Green-girl, I sadly wondered, "Who's responsible for this?"
2. There's alot of fine dining here, Carmine's is our fav. They have the best atmosphere AND best food. But I also observed an obvious distinction: the patrons were one race; the servers were another. Maybe it's just the way things are. It still made me sad.
3. The poolside cafe would not serve alcohol to 2 underaged teen girls. So they went to get their Dad. The Dad came up and told the bartender it was OK to serve them. So the bartender did. This hit a sensitive nerve; I wish I could've stepped into the moment & saved them.
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6 COMMENTS HERE:
This IS a positive blog!
1. You love planet earth, even though you don't hug trees!
2. You see that God created all people and that all should be treated equally.
3. You want the best for young children.
VERY positive!
I'm thinking we need a FRC-Bahamas soon!!!?! -L
Awesome insight, Sally. Thank you.
Lili - You are so right, girl! Great idea!
I agree with lili, I think we should start a campus in Bahamas, but i don't think the WP should be black..lol thanks for sharing HP
Hey Vonage, thanks for stopping by, man! What a treat! BTW - you look good as a blond ; )
Heather,
I feel ur pain sometimes things dont turn out the way God would want it to be. Hope u feel better about it.
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