14 Hours, 10 Minutes, 18 Seconds!!

April 15, 2006

OK, I’m officially excited!

I’m packed and ready to go! I have a 30″ rolling duffel bag overstuffed with everything anyone would ever need in Negril!

The way is clear! Wheels up at 9:45AM from Philadelphia International Airport, with the hour difference I will land in MoBay about noon-thirty, through immigration and baggage, hook up with my buddy Clive and be in Negril no later than 2 o’clock!! Woo Hoo!!

Oh yeah, on the way I will meet up with my newly blonde friend Dolores, we’ll be hanging out for the first part of the adventure.

Plans? Drink, smoke, eat, dance, and hopefully make a complete fool of myself.

Other plans? Well I try not to plan, but I am a planning maniac so I can’t help myself.

I want to hit a few RealNegril webcasts, I’m not sure what ones yet, but definitely Selina’s Sunday Brunch (4/23).

I want to go to Black River via route taxi, maybe hit YS Falls, Benji’s or Roaring River.

I really want to check out Savannah-La-Mar for Market day on Friday, I plan to get a few friends to come along.

I guess that’s it, I want to check out a few restaurants that are either new or ones I’ve never been to, and I want to relax, see some friends, and have a great time!

I have a cell phone for this trip, and if you didn’t get my email, drop me a line and I’ll send you the number!

I’ll be blogging almost daily, so stay tuned!!

Vinny from Philly is Negril bound!!

My next post will be from Easy Rock!!

Peace :)

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  • 1. SCOTT DEB LIEB  |  April 22, 2006 at 5:08 am

    HI VINNY SCOTT AND I ARE HOME NOW WE MISS YOU GUYS ITS HARD TO COME HOME I HAVE A BUSY DAY A WORK MONDAY DOING 28 MAMMOGRAMS IN ONE DAY…I JUST WENT INTO MY ROOM AND THERE WAS MY WORK CLOTHES ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF MY G REAT VAC HOW CAN THIS BE OVER?????????????? TELL DOLORES HI TELL HER TO GIVE ME A CALL HOW WAS YOUR TOUR??????????TELL MO MY FRIEND STAYING THERE HI TAKE CARE DEB

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