Ahhh yes, the two best things in the world. So it is super-late Saturday night and our Physiology test is Monday morning. I'm doing pretty good. I'm pretty much done with physiology. Just going to do a butt-load of practice questions tomorrow and I'll be set.
But that is not the point of this blog. The point is: Bianca and Beer. Bianca is coming Friday and I cannot wait! We are definitely going out on Friday night (It will be my first time going out in 2011!!!) and I am really excited. And the best part, Bianca might try to import some Seasonal Blue Moon (which I haven't tried) or Shock Top into Grenada! Lol! Is that legal? I don't know. Bianca was reading the laws earlier, so hopefully she can decipher through them and bring in some Beer. yeah!
I'm telling you: you're Beer options in Grenada are really limited. Basically, anywhere you go, you can get Heineken, Stag, or.... wait for it: Carib, the local beer of the islands. Here's how I'll explain what Carib tastes like: think of the worst frat party that you've ever been to that was serving up the cheapest, no-name, only-buy-in-bulk, keg beer you can think of: It's a step down from that. And I'm only a fan on Heineken after I've finished a few beers to begin with, if you know what I mean.
Every time I think about going out on Friday, I get really excited, then I get really sad because I think of how bad the beer selection will be. So, if Bianca can figure out a legal way to bring in some beer (how hard can it be? After all, she WAS an immigration lawyer. Doesn't she know the beer immigration laws too?) Friday will be AMAZING!!!!
:( Boo. Beer can't be brought into the country. Only wine and "spirits" and beer is specifically excluded.
ReplyDeleteFriday will still be great though!!
Sounds like some re-labeling is in order . . .
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