celebrating axa 50th anniversary

Talking about activities taking place for Anguilla Day gave rise to the fact that; if the Government of Anguilla deemed it fitting to have two official holidays to celebrate the 50^th anniversary of the Anguilla Revolution, the least my retired buddy and I felt we should do was to commemorate the occasion by doing something  out of the ordinary. The second of the two holidays is dedicated to the round the island boat race, Anguilla's national sport.

So, the plan is to join the multitude of scantly clad revelers on the loud and festive party barge that follows the around the island boat race on the 31^st May 2017. This may not seem like a big deal to you, but it is. You must understand that neither Ingrid nor I drink alcohol; do not party, are extremely conservative and will probably be the most senior and sober, overdressed persons on that boat. Because such an adventure is on Ingrid's bucket list, and I like the idea, I will accompany her. We are looking to reserve a place on the party boat as soon as possible to avert a change of heart. If you know where we can obtain such tickets, please let us know. What are you thinking of doing to mark this momentous milestone? Feel free to make plans to join us as we celebrate; take the challenge by accompanying us as we make a historical memory. Together we can make the boat ride memorable and earn bragging rights to boot.
Meanwhile,  on  tomorrow Saturday, we will accompany the Anguilla National Trust on one of its 50th Anguilla Revolution anniversary events. Its a hike that starts at 7am by Rebel Marine in North Hill through Katouche  along the cave and if the sea cooperates will traverse the coastline. This route will be a new area of exploration for me and promises to be fun. The Anguilla National Trust usually have these educational programmes throughout the year. Retirees, because I know it matters to you, the hike is free, think about joining us tomorrow.