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St Maarten-Patron of The Arts

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Write? Right! Sail? Sale!  Art is taking something out of nothing and selling it. Coventional wisdom says, there is no such thing as a good painting about nothing. I disagree, In fact, the Art I am painting doesn't imitate life, it imitates episodic TV, think  Seinfeld, a show about nothing; Jerry's the engine, and Kramer does the steering.

Paint Like a Child: Picasso Took a Lifetime. I Took a Day.

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Picasso · Beginner's Mind · MSC Friends The Elixir Paint Like a Child Picasso took a lifetime to recover the freedom of childhood. I found the shortcut in one day. See Full Image Show Text Ordinary World The Call Answer the Call Foreign Land Trials The Elixir The Shortcut Picasso Took Sixty Years. I Took One Day. It took Pablo Picasso sixty years to paint like a child. It took me one day. The joke works because creativity often becomes harder after we learn how seriously adults are supposed to take it. A child starts before permission arrives. A child makes the line, invents the color, and decides afterward what the picture became. The one-day shortcut was not mastery. It was permission. The Actual Quote in the Source From Raphae...

San Juan-Growing old isn't optional; Growing up is.

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It took Pablo Picasso 60 years to paint like a child--It took me one day Actual quote:“It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child” Pablo Picasso

At Sea- There's No Place Like Work When Your Home

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Grand Cayman: I am Steve Irwin and so can you

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Dating Outside My Species Again K.I.S.S. Keep it Simple Stingray Ok,Which version do you want: Regular or Extra Crispy? Regular --  Kissing a stingray while being filmed in Grand Cayman Islands Extra Crispy - Being fatally pierced in the chest by a stingray barb while filming   in Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

Mexico-Dating Outside My Species

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The Cruising Godfather · Declassified File CG-007 The Day of the Dolphin One year after swimming with the sharks in Macau, the operation moved to Mexico. The threat level dropped. The kiss was unexpected. See Full Image Show Text Ordinary World The Call Answer the Call Foreign Land Trials The Elixir Operational Timeline From Sharks to Dolphins February 2009 · Macau Swimming with the sharks. February 2010 · Mexico Swimming with the dolphins. Happy Lunar New Year of the Tiger tonight—but this is the day of the dolphin. The Declassified Account I Got Kissed by a Dolphin Today Some missions begin with danger. Others begin with delight. A year earlier, the story was sharks in Macau. Now the setting had changed to Mexico, and...

Key West-Welcome To Alaska

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Sunshine State?

Montego Bay -Higher

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"Ed Reif has a very interesting look, in a Scott Stapp sort of way "

Jamaica--What Color's Your Parachute?

Cozumel-Chips and Salsa

Ft Lauderdale--MSC/Coast Guard Rescue Operation

The Coast Guard and a Good Samaritan cruise ship, The MSC Poesia worked together to rescue four  men who became lost at sea while sailing off the Florida coast. Read more HERE

Any Given Sunday-Super Bowl Miami

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Bob Reif And Ed Reif

Bahamas-Coffee Is My Cup of Tea

Bean and Nothingness in The Caribbean Greetings from  Caffeine Central... I ordered a Code Red Eye and saw a talking horse,  Mr. Ed.

British Virgin Islands-Shoveling Sunshine Instead of Snow

Write About Here The truth will set you free but first it will piss you off-Enlighten Up! I am at one with the Chainsaw...You Son of A Beach Roll Video

San Juan-.Wish You Were Here

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Foreign Land · Old San Juan Oh, by the way, which one’s Pink? Third-hand smoker, second-hand smoker—I graduated today to first-hand smoker. See Full Image Show Text Ordinary World The Call Answer the Call Foreign Land Trials The Elixir “When I was in San Juan, I experimented with cigars a time or two, and I didn’t like it. I didn’t inhale and never tried it again.” Ed Reif Field Disclaimer I didn’t inhale. A variation of the Bill Clinton mea culpa. 01 The Threshold One cigar. One willing accomplice. A small transaction in Old San Juan becomes a first...

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