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I‘m in Tortola, British Virgin Islands … been here since before Christmas visiting family and relaxing.
Unfortunately my internet access is
limited … therefore a. I tried to upload a video the other day, checked today and it did not upload #fail and b. I may be sparse on my blog posts for the upcoming week, but I’ll do my best (I’m running the streets with family LOL).
Anyhoo … I’m on my way to see my cousin’s house, so I thought I’d put up a few pictures of my trip so far.
Enjoy! 

Christmas Eve in a park in West End, Tortola

Christmas Eve in a park in West End, Tortola

The view from Fahie Hill, Tortola on Christmas

“Alien fruit” LOL … know what it is?
Hope everyone had an awesome Christmas and is enjoying their holidays!
Until next time Glam Fam I wish you
Life, Liberty & The Pursuit of Nappyness,

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I love these pictures! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for commenting
mmm Virgin Islands …. I’m sooo jealous of you!
damn you
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Happy New Year!
OMG you look like you are in HEAVEN! Im a typing this as its SNOWING like CRAZY here
. Enjoy your holidays!!!!. Is the “alien fruit” the same as Soupsop?
It’s a red sugar apple
No ma’am! I don’t know what alien fruit is…I’m almost scared to ask…What is it?
LOL, it’s a sugar apple
Sugar Apple? a.k.a. soursop?
Sugar apple (which I don’t much care for). I wish it was a soursop #nomnomnom
Yeah, I still remember it. I can’t remember what soursop looks like now. I thought they were the same thing but just called something different depending on the island. I just asked my Dad and he said they call it sweetsop in Grenada. I was close on its “other” name lol. Islands food is so good. Now my mouth is watering.
In Barbados we call that fruit…sugar apple…yummy!!!!
Yep, it’s a sugar apple (hubby called it alien fruit HA!)
I have never heard of alien fruit, but it kinda looks like a sugar apple :/
LOL! Yes, it’s a sugar apple {hubby called it “alien fruit”}
i might have an unfair advantage since im home for christmas and have a sugar apple tree in the yard. but im pretty sure thats a sugar apple
Yep, a red sugar apple
Soursap, no?
Sugar apple
Ooh lovely view of the water there. I Need to start planning a trip too!
Has the climate caused you to make changes to your hair routine?
Not really. My hair is in box braids so it’s pretty much the same as it was when I got here, except a tad more shrunken.
Good old West End. I can feel the breeze in that first pic. If you pass by Cappoon’s Bay or get up to Huntums Ghut give the peeps there a hail for me. Happy New Year.
Will do
Squeeeee!! You in Tola?! If you’re ever in Town passing by the admin building, come say hi. I always used to think a green Christmas would be awesome until i moved back home and had to stay here after Christmas. bahh. LoL. Did any of the carolers come by where you live? Did you get any peasoup? boil fish and provision in mayonnaise sauce? Visit any of the sister islands? get a johnny cake from stone’s?? LoL I can’t believe you’re in the land!
anyway, back to my gaspation at you prefering a soursop over a sugar apple. Woman you mad?! I don’t think i’ve seen a red sugar apple before tho. Also are you familiar with boiled sugar apples? it seems some of the not so younger folks are accustomed to it, but i’m just like o_O
I hope you enjoy your time here!
LOL, I been in town in the admin building parking lot HA! Yes we had several carolers at my cousin’s house next door (he’s a senator). No peasoup (I don’t like it) or boil fish and provision (same thing … mommy says I’m not a VIlander #hater). Did Jost Van Dyke and St. John, going to Scrub Island tomorrow, then back to St. Thomas. Had pate and johnny cake from Crandalls by Fort Burt until I was blue in the face.
Soursop is better than sugar apple
I don’t like boiled apple either LOL …and YES I was born and raised in the VI.
In Jamaica, we call that a ‘sweetsop’. It’s like a strange version of a custard apple (which is not even an ‘apple’ at all).
I find it all rather confusing, so I am content to just eat.
We call them sugar apples
so unbelievable Beach in UK as beautiful as beaches in USA!
Thanks for sharing..
I know you are in heaven! You just love being in the Caribbean!
I seem to find the happiness I seek, when I’m near the ocean with sand under my feet
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