Alex Rougeau-
Okay, so I actually haven't taken a turn to blog in a while cause I'm too lazy and couldn't be bothered, sorry. If you're taking the time to read this, then you should take the concept of my scarce blogs as an indication that I'm having way to much fun to be wasting time on a computer. Right now, we're on the Tabacco Caye, which is the closest I've ever been to paradise. On a regular day, I've seen maybe 20 other people on the island and the best word to describe the atmosphere is chill. When actually on the caye, I can pop open a Fanta (which actually tastes better because its sweetened with actual sugar cane), watch the ocean, and listen to the soft reggae music from the shops. The only things I would even consider changing are the facts that I have a vapid attitude from all the salt water that I have ingested/absorbed and I don't have a guitar. Though I don't want to leave, I'm not going to object when I can take a proper shower and play some music.
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