Re: Symptoms of Keys Disease
Posted: January 6, 2009 9:45 pm
never been to the Keys....but may be there in October for a wedding....first I gotta save up some dough.....
There is no cure.....once you have "it", well, it's too late!!!!!!CindaBee wrote:I've been a regular in Cayo Hueso since November 1970. My first visit was to friends who were stationed there in the Navy. My in-laws had just moved to Miami and they kept the 'keet while then-spouse and I spent a couple of days down there. I instantly fell in love. My friend worked at KW Handprint as a printer while her husband served. The first night we went to dinner somewhere in town and then to the Chart House, then to Greene Street and the Parrot. With folks in Miami (or as the 'keet called it, Gramma's Ami), I made frequent visits (didn't tell anyone that my friends had shipped out. Coulda been part of the reason for the divorce 6 years later.
I did run across JB several times there, even got to hang out a couple of times, but nothing memorable for him I'm sure.
When I started dating my current and LAST husband, a hardened cop, I knew it wasn't gonna work unless he could love KW as much as I did. The first time I took him there, we were just there for the day (stayed at a friend's condo in Islamorada). Our car broke down in front of what is now Cafe Sole and the owners took us in for the night, made arrangements for our car to get towed to a locals' garage for repair and sent us off with a great breakfast. He was hooked!!! We've gone at least once a year since. Have found a fabulous B&B on William Street where we're always "welcomed home."
I could list an epistle of our Key's Disease symptoms, but suffice it to say, we hope that a cure is never found!
If you got to "just disappear" the Keys aren't a bad place to do so!!!!!Salukulady wrote:I am happy living at the beach on the left coast, but I know I must never visit the Keys because I just wouldn't come home. (I am still talking about Hawaii that way and I haven't been there in 20 years.) If I visited the Keys, my family would never hear from me again.....I'd just disappear.
Wedding or no, make your plans, save your money, and go.........nycfeat wrote:never been to the Keys....but may be there in October for a wedding....first I gotta save up some dough.....![]()
Thats where you leave the US and enter the Conch Republic. They even have their own semi-official passports.RinglingRingling wrote:once you get south of FL City and cross Jewfish Creek.. it gets different.
Woo hoo!! Thanks!digitalprintman wrote:Sounds like a Breakfast Club Member is in the making.
Make sure and print out a couple of their Buy One Get One FREE Draft or Well Drink Coupons on Schooner Wharf's website:
http://www.schoonerwharf.com/
Enjoy the Keys!!!!