I Put A Seashell To My Ear & It All Comes Back...

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'When not at home, what can one hold in his heart better than food? Bethany has Lebanon's food and traditions in her heart and her mind.'

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Chris and I spent the start of the year digitally detoxing under a beaming yellow sun, sprawled in front of the Caribbean blue. By night, we retracted to the shack to rest our heads, lulled to sleep by the cries of nightly rain showers tapping against our sun-drenched, wooden roof. We embraced simplicity; birth suits became norm, blissful outdoor showers, solar-powered electricity vanishing into night as we stumbled around our humble abode to fetch light again, graciously rescued by a handful of candles.

Nothing like a cold day in the UK to thaw out a wonderful memory captured by shaky hands. When I put a seashell to my ear it all comes back…

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6 Responses to “I Put A Seashell To My Ear & It All Comes Back…”

Gentleman George 13 January 2012 at 2:13 am #

Just added Antigua to my list of places I must travel to. Thanks for sharing.

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Zita 13 January 2012 at 8:29 am #

Ohhh, that is called paradise! I want to stay in this beach house for a week with my man!!!

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mayssam @ Will Travel for Food 13 January 2012 at 2:04 pm #

Beautiful! I wish I had a seashell today, it’s been snowing non stop for 2 days now…

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arthi 13 January 2012 at 2:36 pm #

A slice of heaven I must say!

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Krista 24 January 2012 at 1:11 am #

So, SO wonderful!!! I’m thrilled you were able to get away and get restored and refreshed.

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