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I am very pleased to report that the Old French Bakery which is still open in Cayo is now in San Pedro as well at the Hacal Kiik building on Chicken Street. This is the area just across from where the airstrip ends as you are heading into town make a left going past Tropic Cargo, and go 2 streets down towards the Lagoon.

While Dick and I were driving around looking at Boats yesterday we happened to pass by Hacal Kiik and he noticed the open sign, since we were planning a bakery run we decided to stop and see if we would get lucky here. Boy did we ever, I had not realized this is the spot The Old French Bakery was going to be, or that it was their opening day and that there would be a delicious selection of samples awaiting us. It felt like we had stumbled into a secret party.

Sean and Blanca were delightful. Everything we tried was top quality, and we were both very excited to find real bread. Dick purchased 2 loaves of bread, french sticks and some walnut sourdough. All were delicious and it is hard to pick a winner, but I will say the raisin bread did not even make it to the toaster at dinner last night and we all went back for seconds on all of the bread choices.

I highly recommend stopping by the Bakery to enjoy their wonderful selection of goodies.
You can reach them at 600 - 9896

Please help spread the word this is a much welcome and needed addition to our food options.


Sean and Blanca

Great Selection

Snack time

Buying bread

What a treat

Sweet Bread

Sourdough

Olive Bread

French sticks

Sub buns

Oatmeal Rolls

Spent they day joy-riding with Paul, Dick, Cindy and Molly. We all had a blast. Dick is on a mission to find a boat so after our ride north, we got to go all around the lagoon area looking at boats.

Back at Dick and Carole's now. Dick and I shopped and prepped while the 2 Pauls did some things they needed too. We are about to go and pick them up for dinner.

Diner was great we watched a funny movie after and Cindy joined us after work.

Fund raiser Events

Help us raise funds for surgery for our friends,
Drummer Dan Van Patten and Miss Trudy.

Saturday September 1st- 7 p.m.
Raffles at Crazy Canucks Bar
Music with Dennis Wolfe
and The Usual Suspects Band
Many surprise prizes such as dinner at
Lily’s Restaurant

Sunday September 2nd- 2:30 p.m.to 6:30 p.m.
B.C.’s Beach Bar
Jam Session with The Usual Suspects Band
All musicians are invited to participate
Dinner BZ$10.00 featuring
Cajun Don Seruntine’s famous Gumbo
Or Choice of :
Pork Roast / Roast Beef / Creole Shrimp
Mashed Potatoes and gravy or Spanish rice
Tossed salad or Parmesan vegetables
Sweet corn, Dinner rolls
Key Lime Pie or Black magic chocolate cake
For reservations call 663-9615

There will also be a small auction
We will have raffles and yard sale items
during the day

Drummer Dan at Canucks with Cindy and Molly after Hurricane Dean

I was able to make it up to the school today and see how San Mateo fared during the storm. The school was fine and most of the lake that was there after the storm has gone away, the ground is still soft though. San Mateo has a lot of standing water and is a bit worse for ware if that is possible.

Along the way I took some pictures of Boca Del Rio area and just across the bridge.

I walked 8058 steps on my journey which came to 46 minutes of aerobic activity and 4405 aerobic steps.

To see pictures of the school after Hurricane dean please go to http://www.holycrossbelize.blogspot.com/

Cleaning up debris

Some debris

River boat

Tranquil River

Some debris in yard

At the bridge

The cut

Wonky power lines

Looking out from Holy Cross


Smiling fireball

Always

Enjoying a walk

Dreadys Coco Loco

MMMM Dande's

Main road

Roof metal

Boat in yard

Some rubble

On the prowel

Lunchtime


Boat's safe

Tidy yard

Antijitos is in good shape

Laundry time