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Handy Dandy Guide to Dominica’s Birds in English and Creole

The Raw Version of a Rock Wife

Having grown up in South Africa, in a house full of woman and my outnumbered father, I was taught at a young age that if I don't learn to stand on my own two feet I will fall because the only person you can truly rely on is yourself. Fast forward 10 years after I left...

That wasn’t even a tropical storm!

by Gail M

Let me start by saying, I know things could be much worse... Usually I love a good electrical storm. I don’t even mind being woken up in the night when things start raging outside. In fact, that happens often. If you live near the sea, you know that no thunder is as...

How Women Who Live on Rocks Mimic the Tides

by Mary Wilson

Women who live on rocks are, by nature, ramblin’ folks, and more often than not, adventure junkies. Take the risk, jump over the pond, love the new digs, get bored…and take the risk, jump over the…you get the idea. Craving different scenes, varieties of food, and yes,...

The Surreal Life inside the “Paradise Bubble” : Island life without visitors

by Gail M

It shouldn’t surprise anyone that we have had film crews in the Cayman Islands to shoot movies and reality shows. Life in this beautiful paradise, without the need for masks or fear of the pandemic that is raging elsewhere, certainly feels like a movie - too good to...

The Oft-Forgotten Obstacle Between You and Your Island Dream

by Hali B

Immigration Vacation. Permit Purgatory. The Work-Visa-Waiting-Game. Whatever they call it on your rock, this hair-pulling, soul-sucking, confidence-crushing period stands between many of us Island Girls (or Want-To-Be-Island-Girls!) and our tropical residences of...