NYLF set me off course because all my days just seemed to run together. It's been over for about a week and a lot has happened since then. First I must send a big shout out to all the staff that I worked with. Our program coordinators spoiled the staff with a big cook out stocked with all the food and sangria you could enjoy as well as a talent portion, in which I knocked their socks off with a rendition of Boyz II Men's How Do I Say Goodbye . Needless to say, it was a good time. Here's a parody video of Lady Gaga's Bad Romance done by my former boss and his roomate. HILL-AIR-EE-US The following week, or this past week since I'm recapping everything, I had an interview with The Fund and got to join them as a Field Manager. Well it doesn't stop there, I got a call on Tuesday from ONE to set up a phone interview the following day. I didn't think the phone interview went well, but I got a call on Friday to come meet the director. I'm pumped. As for The F...
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I enjoy hearing about all of this, and it is crazy how expensive everything is. I am wondering if people make more money in the Bahamas or do they grow a lot of their own food or do they simply just have to live in poverty?
As far as the growing their own food, it appears that people make ends meet the way they can. I haven't asked about salaries around my office, but it is a government job so they are pretty stable and secure.
I do know that the country is moving in the direction of growing its own food. I'm not an expert about it but this came up in conversation with Ms. Pat plus you have a lot of shops that sell fresh vegetables and fruit.