Katy and Eric Gash live in Hendersonville, North Carolina
Every morning Google Alerts sends us the latest news having anything to do with Barbados, and today the first story just made me smile. A good start to the day, so I thought I’d share it with you…
I was born and raised in the beautiful eastern Caribbean island of Barbados, where instead of having winter, spring, summer and fall, we have just two seasons ā hurricane season and dry season. My island is a mere 21 miles long by 14 miles wide, so everyone lives right by the sea. Growing up, we would walk to the beach every weekend, and along the way pick local fruits such as ackees and dunks and tamarinds. I had an amazing childhood!
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Barbados Free Press 
*sigh*
That is a nice story BFP. How do I find me a man too? been walking beaches for years.!
Gail… it will happen… God works in mysterious ways. š
Yes BFP,, that is such a lovely story , told from the heart.
In my case I met my Bajan wife at her roommates place who had invited us to a Bible Study but I did not clue in., too busy liming and puffing on pipe. . Anyhow after nine months we were married and after 45 years still inplace with family in Barbados and other parts of world.
Again BFP,, thank you , a great way to start my day.. SMILING
Eric and Katy
Barbados seems to be heading ‘downhill’…sad coming from a guyanese residing in euroland.
Just started following their economic dilemma which
is not encouraging…..unfinished projects suspected corruption bankruptcies et al. And haven’t even checked
their exchange rates yet. Think good people like yourselves
are in short supply on island Paradise …please help them if
its not too late.
Just love the Bajans laid back passive style. Its cool !
Kamtan ukplc
This is a beautiful story. Congratulations to the couple & their family, to help them continue in their Christian walk. We need more beautiful things like this in Barbados. God continue to bless them.
Didn’t read the whole story but the crap about 2 seasons “hurricane season and dry season” is an outrage. In school and now we learned there is a wet/rainy season and dry season. Its frightening to a visitor to tell them we have a hurricane season and it is also inaccurate. We do get hurricanes because we are(barely) in the belt. This year Barbados experienced no hurricanes at all. All she doing is scaring people from coming to the island. She needs to go back to school if she is a teacher.