We did indeed make a stop at Caye Caulker. It was really cool. ^

The pilot let a female pax sit in the right seat, had I know that was allowed, I would hame firmly planted my butt in that seat or in a position to jump into that seat at the work O.K. I am going to ask about it on the way home.

+1. The 8900 & 9000 screens are a big improvement. Personally, don't like the 81xx 'touch type' (non-QWERTY keypads).

Had nothing but trouble with the Storm (9500) - tried 3, all had probs.

The Nokia E90 (BES-enabled, at least here in the UK) is worth a look too...

That seat is likely assigned by size/weight to help with balance. I'd bet that you're too tall to make that work, though asking won't hurt.

I will make it work. :D

San Pedro is a lot better than I had expected. I would compare it to Grand Turk. The resort we are staying at is very accommodating and friendly.

When we landed, we disembarked using air stairs and parked right next to a CO 737. I took some pictures.

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Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8830/4.2.2 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/105)

The joys of dining out in Chelsea, sitting at the bar, without my wife. I just got hit on by a guy 10 years older than me who has a boyfriend. Quite flattering, really. And I don't feel quite as old as I did the other night :D



Just another night of living the high life. Or something like that.

Have a great trip! Hope you got a bit of extra room!

Maybe he thought you were his age :p:D

Isn't it a bit cruel to put "Ted" into the name of even a make-believe airline? :rolleyes: :td:

I have three drinks - a now empty wine glass, a diet limeade from Sonic and some green tea left. I need to refill the wine.

Total :rolleyes: day.


Not even 5 minutes after the nanny left, BL JR got her big toe stuck under a door (no clue how she did this, but anyway). She is a kid that doesn't cry when she gets hurt but she was wailing. I ran over, couldn't move the door off of her so had to extract the toe out. I'm pretty sure it's broken, but nothing you can do with a toe. I propped her up on pillows, and have given her the important things in life - DVD player, water, Cadbury eggs and a Care Bear. It's days like this when m:rolleyes:therh:rolleyes::rolleyes:d really sucks.

Watching Sense and Sensibility because if you've had a $#it day, why not watch a movie that's a downer for 95% of it.

Plus1 is on his way to SMF so I'll be starting the party very soon ;)

On the return, just ask. Depending on the pilot and how full the flight is, they'll let you up there. They usually do not stop at Caye Caulker on the return.

While you're in San Pedro be sure to check out Wild Mangos restaurant on Front Street. It's close to the airport and right on the water.

San Pedro really is a great place for relaxing and enjoying the slow life.

As I've seen a lot of odd things ...

Can happen when opening / closing a door - movement of door causes foot (which moves slightly) to get wedged, exacerbated by loss of balance. Door swings aren't always perfectly level - potential for more clearance at the point where it went over the toe.

She seems to be doing well. Probably because someone (ahem, cough) is coddling her and letting her watch movies to her hearts content. She told me she's never done this but her cousin had so perhaps she was trying to outdo her???? Not sure, but it's caused me to drink a great deal of wine tonight ;)

BAH. :mad:

Tomorrow morning's flight was downgraded from a 777 to a 753.

No upgrade????:mad:

Oh, I know it really does happen.

Also, while perusing the Fail Blog, I saw what appears to be a Safeway supermarket to which we can relate.