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> On Wed, 26 Dec 2018 14:21:52 -0800 (PST), "
> > wrote:
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>> On Wednesday, December 26, 2018 at 11:14:33 AM UTC-6, dsi1 wrote:
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>>> https://www.amazon.com/photos/shared...kbomVuBqqFdzGb
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>> I can't see any of your photos. Amazon keeps saying Sign in! Sign in!
>
> I can see it without signing in... looks like the very worst living
> conditions, like high rise penitentary barracks. I can't imagine that
> anyone would freely choose to live that way, in C-ment cubicles... the
> inmates must've all been convicted of some horrid crime so are being
> punished.
> When I visited my inlaws home in Belize everything was wide open, a
> block from the sea and better weather than Aloha land. The house was
> built up on pilings so no worry about hurricanes, the sea rolled in
> underneath. We used a bedroom in the attic,
> Me under coconut trees:
> https://postimg.cc/gallery/ijsmpvpe/
> I owned that lot on the sea for a while but eventually sold it for a
> pretty profit. I seriously considered retiring in Belize but it would
> have been a big culture shock. Also there are no modern medical
> facilities, and local foods were very strange to me, imported foods
> cost a heap o' money. My wife could have lifed there without culture
> shock but no one she grew up with was still there and she had become
> very used to facilities in the US... she'd hate going to a Belize
> dentist. Her grandfather was a dentist there and she hated going to
> him. Today Belizeans that have the money fly to the US for medical
> care etc. However Belize is a third world county so is lacking a lot.
> But the people are happy there and there is little crime, no Belizeans
> were in those caravans. A lot of Rostas live there but they bother no
> one, they live on seafood and tropical fruits/veggies which are free
> for the taking, and pot grows naturally so they are always high. Most
> rostas live in tree houses on the beaches and in the bush. For money
> many do crafts that they sell, we have several of their wood carvings,
> very nice in rare tropical woods.
> You do not ever want to go out into the Belize bush without an
> experienced guide... same with going out onto the reef. The very best
> was Chocolate, no one knew those waters better.
>

And they all kneaded their meat on the toilet seat thereafter.

Right, Popeye?