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Moved to Bonaire? Please tell us your story.
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DeputyDan
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I don't think that is the same Liz.
The Liz that owned Golden Reef Inn was married to Ed.
I think?????
The Liz that owned Golden Reef Inn was married to Ed.
I think?????
boat sju
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And I believe she was a nurse. I remember her telling us she worked the chamber when necessary.
I went in to work one day, got yelled at by my boss, told him to shove it and quit. Moved to bonaire where I can dive each and every day, love the diving and the food....happy at.last. Then I woke up.....back to the real world....."work is a place I go between vacations ".....
mbs
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The Hagen at the plaza is from catus blue fame... And he has some interesting changes planned at Toucan!
Yes, you are correct. Sorry about that. I jumped to an incorrect assumption too quickly based on her SB username. When I just now looked at her message history I see she hasn't been active here since she left Bonaire in 2011, ostensibly for the medical reasons mentioned in the last several threads she and Ed posted.
A little internet sleuthing shows that they now appear to be living on Aruba.
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It's great to see him back on the island. He's a good guy!
I would love to do the same but in mexico cave diving. Its called a "gap" year. Where you leave and pursue your dream for a year. Then return and go back to the corporate life. Know a gal who did that in Koa Tao Thailand. Except she went for 3 months - and now she has been there for years. I wonder with our age and wisdom what we could accomplish on a foreign island? Good luck!!
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