My first day in St. Lucia I went to work with Elaine. This is the view from her therapy room window. I've seen most of the therapy rooms she's worked in and this one is one of the nicest. Back in Michigan she had a therapy "room" that was just a corner of the school's boiler room. She's shared classrooms, used janitor's closets, you name it. Her room at CDGC is bright and airy and colorful. Oh yeah, and this is the view!
After work we took a walk around Castries.This is the interior of the Castries cathedral.
The kiosk where we stopped for a "bake" in the morning. What's a "bake?"
This is a "bake." They come roasted on a BBQ grill, fried (a "fry bake") and a yeast version called a "float."
Street scene in Castries:
A favorite way to get around:
The church beside the church:
The farmers' market in Castries:
One of the sauce vendors at the farmers' market:
A second story bar/restaurant:
A commercial building in Castries. I love the way the green paint has peeled to reveal the blue underneath.
A tiny small part of the hill Elaine walks up every morning to get to work. She and other pedestrians share the tiny roadway with cars - and buses and trucks - going up and coming down.
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