Hello All. This is our outpost on the web to try and keep our far flung family and friends posted on our family happenings.

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Saturday, May 31, 2008

Ryan's Running

Ryan has recently joined a national track club and has been training and competing in the 800M and 1500M. Today, he ran in the Truman Bodden Meet. He ran the 800M in 3:13 and the 1500M in 6:57 and came home with 2 golds. In 2 weeks he is off to Miami to compete. Stay tuned for Ryan's progress .....

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Hugh's Milestone

May 17th. Hugh's 70th Birthday Party.
Hugh's surprise 70th birthday party hosted by David, Tina, Nancy & Ian (his 2 kids and favorite son-in-law & daughter-in-law) was held in the private dining room at Casanova by the Sea, one of Hugh's favorite restaurants. As the sun set over the George Town Harbour, the guests started arriving. The party goers mingled and enjoyed bellinis and canapes, and watched a wonderful DVD that Nancy had made documenting Hugh's life from birth in Scotland to Grandparenthood in Cayman. Hugh and Angela's dear friends, Helen and Alastair Mirrlees (pictured above with Nancy) flew in from Canada to surprise Hugh, as did his niece, Dara, from Jamaica. Hugh arrived to much SURPRISE!! and then the party truly got underway. The four grandchildren stopped by to surprise Grandpa with a rendition of "Happy Birthday To You" -- they were adorable and performed liked angels. Dinner under the stars at the country-themed tables was delightful. Each table depicted a country in which Hugh lived : Scotland, England, Jamaica, Bahamas, (then back to Jamaica) and Cayman. Fabulous dinner and mushy, heartfelt speeches followed by dancing rounded out the evening. Hugh held up well for an almost 70 year old (actual birthday, May 20th), closing the restaurant at midnight. It was a night of wonderful memories surrounded by family and friends.

Friday, May 16, 2008

May 11. Mother's Day Brunch

While in Georgia for my goddaughter's first communion, Steven hosted Mother's Day brunch at The Club. 15 of us enjoyed dining in the private dining room, including his mother, Aunt Sonia and Rachel's Mum who were all visiting for the weekend, and his brother, Scott, and family. It was a wonderful mother's day and a great cap to the festive weekend.

May 10. Rebecca's 1st Holy Communion

A perfect spring day in Duluth, Georgia for my goddaughters first holy Communion. The service was beautful, and the reception afterwards hosted by Rachel & Steven at their home was warm with love, and filled with happiness and joy. Rebecca even gave a very grown up and touching speech thanking everyone for being a part of her special day. The kids and I flew to Georgia for the weekend for this special event.

May 2. Hospice Big Bash 2008.

Another fabulous fund raising event for the Cayman Hospice Care was held this year at Ristorante Pappagallo. The tireless efforts by Robin, Jennifer and their volunteers proved a success from the moment you stepped foot into the neon-blue themed event. This annual fund raising party is one of the few that does not have auctions or speeches - just dinner, dancing, and lots of fun. As you can tell, even the bartenders got into the groove as they mixed martinis, and David was always surrounded by a bevy of beauties as he was the go-to dance partner for the evening.

April 25 - 27. Family Visits Cayman

What a great weekend we had with our family from Jamaica! James and Fiona Godfrey, along with their 2 girls Saorse and Amber, and some family friends, came over for a weekend of dining, diving, boating and frolicking with the stingrays. All of the cousins, young and old, had a chance to reconnect, and Saorse celebrated her sweet 16 in true Island-Style relaxation.