Grand Cayman-Scaling Back on The Fish

Carpe Diem- Seize The Fish

The fish symbolize happiness,

for they have complete freedom in the water.

That's worthy of a kiss!

WIldlife Conservation Fund Onboard The Magic
Any fin is possible if you don't trout yourself!

If you can think of a better island for fish, let minnow

Oh My Cod! last month Island Princess (left)The Panama Canal
 Disney Magic Now (right)

Water holds endless mystery to me  because  –it represents WYSIWYG:certainly there, but cannot be seen. The fish has quite a good track record in mythology and religion---fertility eternity creativity, femininity, good luck, happiness, knowledge, transformation.

"Bless Me Father For I Have Had An Awesome Life"

Putting the sin back into sincere, I decided to step into the English speaking Confessional to receive 'penance,' the place where sins are forgiven. The basic requirement for a good confession is to have the intention of returning to God like the "prodigal son" and to acknowledge our sins with true sorrow before the priest. At the very moment, the Monsignor, came out , and hung a sign saying closed. Read More Here

In my own Catholic religion, it is a metaphor of abundance and faith. There is Christ, making the apostles "fishers of men", and the biblical story of the fish and loaves.

The Greek word for "return" is nostos. Algos means "suffering."

Nostalgia is the suffering caused by an unappeased yearning to return.

I am  getting Nostalgic about ROME SWEET ROME *Summer 2009* and Florence, Piza  Vatican City and Monte Carlo.

I am gettingabout Alaska Salmon Fishing. I have been there two summers in a row. Will I make it a 3rd season?

My life In Ruins (Pompeii) or SE Alaska- I  will scale back the fish(ing).Going to Europe.

There's a fine line between fishing and just standing on a bridge
looking like an idiot unless you are in Alaska holding a salmon

 

It is truly the king of fish

I have *Summer 2012* been fishing all season but not for the fish, but what the wild salmon symbolize--- the Pacific Northwest's natural splendor.

The 1000 year-old salmon run is alive and well