Caribbean Adventure – March-April 2026

Siri and David are starting on their many adventures in 2026. We are currently headed to the Dominican Republic to visit Siri’s Peace Corps host family – haven’t been back in 35 years (!) so it will be quite the reunion. Then we plan to visit Grenada and Barbados with college friends. If you would like to receive posts in your inbox, just sign up below.

David & Siri (the younger version) in the Dominican Republic in 1991- on top of Pico Duarte – the highest point in the Caribbean (that is why the warmer clothes)
Laz Zanjas, Dominican Republic – Siri’s farming village in Peace Corps 1989-1991 – back then it was a 3 mile walk or motorcycle ride on a dirt road from the main highway
Siri’s Comite she helped created to improve public health in Laz Zanjas

Beach day

Saturday, April 11, 2026 – Bridgetown, Barbados We leaned all in on the island vibe.   Rented chairs and an umbrella for our morning swim and float in the waves (tried without too much success to body surf), had lunch next door on the beach, and then a long walk along the boardwalk almost all the… Continue reading Beach day

Easy-ing into it

Friday, April 10, 2026 As midnight approaches at the end of our first full day in Barbados, we are chatting with two 70-year-old englishmen over mojitos and local beers at the back of the ‘car bar’ – a cuban run converted van that has its back doors open up to a full bar, and the… Continue reading Easy-ing into it

Official visit and Grenada-isms

Thursday, April 9, 2026 The President showed up in Grenada while we waited at the airport.  The Acting  President of Venezuala, Delcy Rodriquez, that is.  It is her first state visit and, according to Google, is meant to show her country’s continued commitment to the Caribbean.  We had heard from a visiting Venezualan that Grenada… Continue reading Official visit and Grenada-isms

A day off island

Tuesday, April 7, 2026 – Carriacou, Grenada We spent the afternoon on Paradise Beach on nearby Carriacou island.  That is the real name of this sandy beach in a  traquil protected cove with a few houses and stores.  No hotels, no resorts, mostly locals in the water and few colorful fishing boats. We had planned… Continue reading A day off island


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