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December 22nd to December 26th 6152 Broad Oak Dr, Davenport, FL 33837
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The flag of The Bahamas was officially hoisted on July 10, 1973, the date of the nation’s independence from the United Kingdom. It was the result of a local competition for a new national flag, although no single entry was selected.
Instead, several entries were combined to create the new flag. The two aquamarine stripes represent the water surrounding the islands. The yellow stripe represents the sand and other rich land resources. The black triangle represents the people and their strength
The Bahamas Has The Biggest Boxing Day Celebration In The World. The big festival in the Bahamas is called Junkanoo, and it is held on December 26 every year. It’s the Bahamian version of Carnival and features bands, parties, parades, floats, and costumes. Given its proximity to Christmas, it is the hardest time of the year to find a hotel in the Bahamas. The Word Bahamas Has a Unique Origin Time for a history lesson. The Bahamas may seem like a fun name that seems to fit the islands perfectly. But did you know that historians believe the word "Bahamas" came from the Spanish baja mar, which means shallow water.
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Day 1- December 22nd (Day of Arrival) Meet & Greet- Main Residence (6152 Broad Oak Dr, Davenport, FL 33837) Welcome (Unofficial Reunion Committee) Prayer & Words of Wisdom from our family elders. (Appetizers and Refreshments will be served accordingly.) Food Itinerary: Breakfast will be served promptly bet ween 8:00am and 9:30am, except X-mas morning. (Family Continental Breakfast will be presented). Lunch will be served promptly bet ween 1:00pm and 2:30pm. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:00pm. ** Please remember that we are all on vacation, so be sure to schedule time to explore your surroundings, shop, hangout or just relax with your family as the schedule permits.
Day 2- December 23rd (Island Day) ! Breakfast 8:00am-9:30am- Bahamian Cuisine (Traditional Breakfast will be served as well) Lunch 1:00pm-2:30pm- Bahamian Cuisine Dinner 6:00pm- Bahamian Cuisine -Wine Tasting (Game night will commence later in the evening) Hosted by Niya Ayala **There will be light traditional food options available (Lunch & Dinner)
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Day 3- December 24th, Christmas Eve (Grill Day)
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Breakfast 8:00am-9:30am Family Cookout & Pool Party- Hosted by Alfred Smith & Derrick Smith Time: 12:30pm Location- Second House (1559 Observer Lane, Davenport, FL, 33896) and the Main Residence **Food will be served throughout the entire day. (Lunch & Dinner) (Game night will commence later in the evening) Hosted by Niguaria Smith & Thinisha Williams.
Day 4- December 25th, Christmas Day (Family Continental Breakfast will be presented) 8:00am-9:30am Family Reunion X-mas Shirt Photos (Light eats will be presented at lunch time (1:00pm) in lieu of Xmas Dinner) Christmas Dinner Prayer- Sylvester Smith Christmas Dinner (6:00pm) Following Dinner, we will have a (Button Swap & Speak) Hosted by Althea Sampson. (Game night will commence later in the evening) Hosted by Jarrod Small.
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Day 5- December 26th (Day of Departure) Smith Family Members Committee Closing Remarks
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Day 5- December 26th (Day of Departure) Smith Family Members Committee Closing Remarks
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Day 3- December 24th, Christmas Eve (Grill Day)
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Breakfast 8:00am-9:30am Family Cookout & Pool Party- Hosted by Alfred Smith & Derrick Smith Time: 12:30pm Location- Second House (1559 Observer Lane, Davenport, FL, 33896) and the Main Residence **Food will be served throughout the entire day. (Lunch & Dinner) (Game night will commence later in the evening) Hosted by Niguaria Smith & Thinisha Williams.
Day 4- December 25th, Christmas Day (Family Continental Breakfast will be presented) 8:00am-9:30am Family Reunion X-mas Shirt Photos (Light eats will be presented at lunch time (1:00pm) in lieu of Xmas Dinner) Christmas Dinner Prayer- Sylvester Smith Christmas Dinner (6:00pm) Following Dinner, we will have a (Button Swap & Speak) Hosted by Althea Sampson. (Game night will commence later in the evening) Hosted by Jarrod Small.
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Day 1- December 22nd (Day of Arrival) Meet & Greet- Main Residence (6152 Broad Oak Dr, Davenport, FL 33837) Welcome (Unofficial Reunion Committee) Prayer & Words of Wisdom from our family elders. (Appetizers and Refreshments will be served accordingly.) Food Itinerary: Breakfast will be served promptly bet ween 8:00am and 9:30am, except X-mas morning. (Family Continental Breakfast will be presented). Lunch will be served promptly bet ween 1:00pm and 2:30pm. Dinner will be served promptly at 6:00pm. ** Please remember that we are all on vacation, so be sure to schedule time to explore your surroundings, shop, hangout or just relax with your family as the schedule permits.
Day 2- December 23rd (Island Day) ! Breakfast 8:00am-9:30am- Bahamian Cuisine (Traditional Breakfast will be served as well) Lunch 1:00pm-2:30pm- Bahamian Cuisine Dinner 6:00pm- Bahamian Cuisine -Wine Tasting (Game night will commence later in the evening) Hosted by Niya Ayala **There will be light traditional food options available (Lunch & Dinner)
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The Bahamas Has The Biggest Boxing Day Celebration In The World. The big festival in the Bahamas is called Junkanoo, and it is held on December 26 every year. It’s the Bahamian version of Carnival and features bands, parties, parades, floats, and costumes. Given its proximity to Christmas, it is the hardest time of the year to find a hotel in the Bahamas. The Word Bahamas Has a Unique Origin Time for a history lesson. The Bahamas may seem like a fun name that seems to fit the islands perfectly. But did you know that historians believe the word "Bahamas" came from the Spanish baja mar, which means shallow water.
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The flag of The Bahamas was officially hoisted on July 10, 1973, the date of the nation’s independence from the United Kingdom. It was the result of a local competition for a new national flag, although no single entry was selected.
Instead, several entries were combined to create the new flag. The two aquamarine stripes represent the water surrounding the islands. The yellow stripe represents the sand and other rich land resources. The black triangle represents the people and their strength
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December 22nd to December 26th 6152 Broad Oak Dr, Davenport, FL 33837