St Barts 11-06-09

MacPhin · Post by **MacPhin** » October 17, 2009 1:18 pm

dnw wrote:What is the time difference between the US East coast and St. Barts, if any?

hey g/f!! i believe the time diff is 1 hour ahead until the next day, sun , when DST ends.

MacPhin · Post by **MacPhin** » October 17, 2009 1:22 pm

Summerlover wrote:We are good with La Route Des Boucaniers. I know somewhere we said about 4pm. Is this still the time we decided? Yet another great pic Dave. I love taking pictures. I can't wait to go. We are having a big outbreak of flu at our high school. I told my daughter either get it now or please wait till I get back. Has me a little worried. When she gets sick, she really gets sick. Saying prayers that we ALL stay healthy.

Hey girls, I'm picking up the shirts today!!!!

I think Boucaniers is fine. I believe it is on the other side of the harbour but not far. I was thinking Cantina but I don't know anything about it. it's close and the owner doesn't speak English, I didn't know if that might make a diff to some.

Shirley, thanks for getting the shirts. Please let me know about payment info & sending it

GregB · Post by **GregB** » October 17, 2009 1:27 pm

MacPhin wrote:
dnw wrote:What is the time difference between the US East coast and St. Barts, if any?
hey g/f!! i believe the time diff is 1 hour ahead until the next day, sun , when DST ends.

MacPhin is correct-

There is one hour difference between St. Barths and the East Coast of the USA when Standard Time is in effect in the USA and Canada. Thus, when it is seven o'clock in St. Barths, it is only six o'clock in New York or Toronto. The island tells time the French way: 1 p.m., for example, is 13 hours, and midnight is 24 hours. During daylight savings time, there is no difference in time between St. Barths and the east coast of the USA.

MacPhin · Post by **MacPhin** » October 17, 2009 1:33 pm

GregB wrote:
MacPhin wrote:
dnw wrote:What is the time difference between the US East coast and St. Barts, if any?
hey g/f!! i believe the time diff is 1 hour ahead until the next day, sun , when DST ends.
MacPhin is correct-

There is one hour difference between St. Barths and the East Coast of the USA when Standard Time is in effect in the USA and Canada. Thus, when it is seven o'clock in St. Barths, it is only six o'clock in New York or Toronto. The island tells time the French way: 1 p.m., for example, is 13 hours, and midnight is 24 hours. During daylight savings time, there is no difference in time between St. Barths and the east coast of the USA.

Actually, I guess I have it backwards. We are on the same time until Sunday the 8th. Thanks Greg and I hope to meet you over the weekend with Pam.

<<< I guess I need to visit Photobucket!!

Summerlover · Post by **Summerlover** » October 17, 2009 1:37 pm

I picked up the shirts and they did a fantastic job. I would post a picture but that would take the fun out of getting the package in the mail.

Rickyb I don't have your address. Pm coming your way.

I will mail them out Monday and send a final bill (shouldn't be more than $2 for the postage).

Hi, Greg.

GregB · Post by **GregB** » October 17, 2009 1:41 pm

St Barth is synonymous with Margarittaville.

Jimmy Buffett
What time zone am I on?
What country am I in?

Alan Jackson
It doesn't matter, it's five o'clock somewhere

Jimmy Buffett
It's always on 5 in margarittaville come to think of it

dnw · Post by **dnw** » October 17, 2009 1:42 pm

MacPhin wrote:
dnw wrote:What is the time difference between the US East coast and St. Barts, if any?
hey g/f!! i believe the time diff is 1 hour ahead until the next day, sun , when DST ends.

Thanks, Carol!

GregB · Post by **GregB** » October 17, 2009 2:23 pm

The whole week should be fun for everyone. If anyone going to St Barth has not rented a car, there is a bargain if one rents on the www.budget.com website (use sbh as the airport code.) If you rent directly from the Budget website that only serves the St Barth agency (http://www.st-barths.com/budget/), the basic car is 252 euros per week. However, if you reserve the same car on www.budget.com the cost is 252 dollars per week. Make sure to take your printed reservation and confirmation number with you when you pick up the car on St Barth.

GEED181 · Post by **GEED181** » October 17, 2009 2:33 pm

..I always use Top Loc....if you book through the St.BartsONline website....got a rate of 30 Euro per day for a Jimny..and they are great to deal with

ScarletB · Post by **ScarletB** » October 17, 2009 3:12 pm

dnw wrote:
MacPhin wrote:
dnw wrote:What is the time difference between the US East coast and St. Barts, if any?
hey g/f!! i believe the time diff is 1 hour ahead until the next day, sun , when DST ends.

Thanks, Carol!

Planning to join us via the web somehow Deb??
Wish you and Barb were coming for real!!

dnw · Post by **dnw** » October 17, 2009 3:56 pm

ScarletB wrote:
dnw wrote:
MacPhin wrote:
dnw wrote:What is the time difference between the US East coast and St. Barts, if any?
hey g/f!! i believe the time diff is 1 hour ahead until the next day, sun , when DST ends.

Thanks, Carol!
Planning to join us via the web somehow Deb??
Wish you and Barb were coming for real!!

We are going to try to visit you via webcam.

rc3175 · Post by **rc3175** » October 17, 2009 4:13 pm

We are going to be down for the show and think it would be great to meet everyone. I hope it wouldn't be rude to stop by
your get together and introduce ourselves. I''ll gladly buy a round!

ScarletB · Post by **ScarletB** » October 17, 2009 4:42 pm

rc3175 wrote:We are going to be down for the show and think it would be great to meet everyone. I hope it wouldn't be rude to stop by
your get together and introduce ourselves. I'' gladly buy a round!

Absolutely!! We're trying to figure out what we can put on the table so we can find each other.
Stay tuned. Where are you staying?

rc3175 · Post by **rc3175** » October 17, 2009 4:49 pm

we have a villa in Flamands, but plan on spending most of our time at the quay over the weekend. We will be there from the 5th til the 12th. We wanted to spend a little quiet time on the island after the show. Can't tell you how excited we are to be coming!!!! My wife was pregnant for Anguilla so we couldn't make that one, but the was no way we would miss this!

GEED181 · Post by **GEED181** » October 17, 2009 5:30 pm

..Scarlet...you are going to have a LOT of new friends after this.....You will be introduced to Marius..I know JEK and Lloyd will make sure of that...and Martin.....all very good friends of Marius.....The drill is, Marius usually shows up on a daily basis around 11-11:30 at the big table under the tree A.K.A. the "office". He lives for the companionship of everyone that enjoys what he has endured and created..you will not be bothering him. He will be delighted to make a new friend....part of the St. Barts magic....and he will always remember you when you return(and you will)................Does "I have found me a home" ring a bell?

Summerlover · Post by **Summerlover** » October 17, 2009 6:24 pm

ScarletB wrote:
rc3175 wrote:We are going to be down for the show and think it would be great to meet everyone. I hope it wouldn't be rude to stop by
your get together and introduce ourselves. I'' gladly buy a round!
Absolutely!! We're trying to figure out what we can put on the table so we can find each other.
Stay tuned. Where are you staying?

Rc, we look forward to meeting you.

ScarletB · Post by **ScarletB** » October 17, 2009 6:31 pm

GEED181 wrote:..Scarlet...you are going to have a LOT of new friends after this.....You will be introduced to Marius..I know JEK and Lloyd will make sure of that...and Martin.....all very good friends of Marius.....The drill is, Marius usually shows up on a daily basis around 11-11:30 at the big table under the tree A.K.A. the "office". He lives for the companionship of everyone that enjoys what he has endured and created..you will not be bothering him. He will be delighted to make a new friend....part of the St. Barts magic....and he will always remember you when you return(and you will)................Does "I have found me a home" ring a bell?

I love that song!
I think I"ve mended most fences over at that other site, which is good, after all, we're all there to have a good time whatever that means for each of us as an individual.

parothdlar · Post by **parothdlar** » October 17, 2009 6:42 pm

rc3175 wrote:we have a villa in Flamands, but plan on spending most of our time at the quay over the weekend. We will be there from the 5th til the 12th. We wanted to spend a little quiet time on the island after the show. Can't tell you how excited we are to be coming!!!! My wife was pregnant for Anguilla so we couldn't make that one, but the was no way we would miss this!

RC the more the merrier !!!!!

MacPhin · Post by **MacPhin** » October 17, 2009 6:52 pm

rc3175 wrote:We are going to be down for the show and think it would be great to meet everyone. I hope it wouldn't be rude to stop by
your get together and introduce ourselves. I''ll gladly buy a round!

You should definitely stop by. Ron are you two stopping by??

rc3175 · Post by **rc3175** » October 17, 2009 7:00 pm

I noticed your picture is no longer showing, but I think we just saw you on the Anguilla video. Is that correct? We will definately be there. Can't wait to meet everyone.

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