Barbados - Five more fun to know the characteristics Bajans

Bajans and Cricket: A Love Affair - but I hate the rain!

Before Bajans are lovers of peace. I live in the lively St. Lawrence Gap. I hear the noise of traffic safely. But I never heard screaming or witnesses of violence. Never.

According Bajans love cricket. This is an elegant sport the way they break for tea and everything. Gary Sobers (Sir Gary Sobers) is a national hero. Cricket toddlers start and when they grew up have become so fanatical as Americans, areabout their ridiculous and violent game of football.

No third party is called the service slow waiter Bajan. It is not about you - and you do not need to be white or a tourist, or "ugly" American - or anything else. Enjoy the speed ... yes, I know it's not easy in a Type B Type Culture. Once you're used to, but you'll see that is good for your health.

Bajan fourth waiter brings no control until you ask. At the end of the meal, not sitting there smoking did notget a check because you ask. Your waiter will not be negligent, he simply will not hurry.

Fifth Bajans hate the rain. Former Franciscan convent of San tickle me! Although some rain is in Barbados - and continue - very fast, even at sea Bajans (uh, if it is wet) left the sea in search of cover. Outdoor Events will stop to dissipate as patrons of the cover. Empty streets as people crowd under overhangs ... even those with umbrellas.

Bajans'Properties ... One More!

Bajans are blunted. My husband had not seen her father for 94 years, for a while ', so we stopped by his father at home the other day to say hello. Joyce, father, sister, loved by the whole family said Greg was fat. No verdict, she only calls him when she saw him. Hm, I also happened to me.

Okay, who is 11, not 10 things, fun to know Bajans. Perhaps I am always generous in my old age. What is really great, 12Bajans know: Bajans are generous. That is, a very recent example: When my husband and I home from St. Lucia last week, we were pleased to find that, as gifts, HAD Our housekeeper dressed up as Our home for our arrival. Ahh, thank you, Monica!