Catered In A Coup
In 1990 I went on a study abroad tour with the University of Michigan and Michigan State University students, we went to Trinidad & Tobago, Guyana, and Barbados, ostensibly to study the, “Sociology of Developing Nations,” though really it was just a vacation for all of us from Michigan, we did have to attend classes and turn in a few papers, but we were in the Caribbean. We had already gone to Guyana and Barbados, Barbados is a tiny island, and Guyana is in the rainforest, in Guyana we took a Riverboat upriver and stopped along the side where there was an Amerindian village where we bought large red-skinned avocados and fresh baked large bread rolls, from two different lady’s stalls, and the lady at the avocado stand cut open the bread and avocados and put them together and put salt on it, and that was what we had for lunch and the avocados were better than the best hass avocados. Then we went to Trinidad and Tobago, which are two different islands, and as soon as we got off the ai...