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Vol. 31, No. 45 | Feb 27 – Mar 4, 2020

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BVI Spring Fest This weekend it’s the 2020 BVI Spring Fest at the Jenaro “Pouie” Callwood BVI Spring Village down at Cane Garden Bay beach.

Action kicks off on Friday at 8pm so come out to ‘We from the VI’. Entertainment will be provided by Killa Tooma, Ill Mindz, Shaw HP, Adamn O, Pumpa, Dramma Tyme and The Association.

Tickets are $25 (more at the gate).

On Saturday from 8pm, it’s International Fete Night with entertainment provided by Pascal, VIBE, Nu Vybes aka Sugar Band, Akau U Sweet, Govana, DJ Kuga, Selecta Taz and host DJ Dre. There will be a dance off between Melodic Shell (SKN), Mrs. Mechanic (DA) and Kay (VI). Tickets are $30 (more at the gate).

Tickets for both nights can be purchased from Hazem’s Beauty Supply.

Lime ... “to hang around idly” or “to go out on the town.”

Source: The Dictionary of Virgin Islands English Creole by the late educator and historian Lito Valls. The Limin’ Times brings you all the news about when and where to “lime” in the British Virgin Islands.

Sunday’s Black Jack Run begins at 11am at White Bay, Jost Van Dyke with registration then moves over to Foxy’s at Great Harbour from 1pm and at Foxy’s Taboo at 4pm. Reggae on the Beach entertainment at Foxy’s will be provided by Maxi Priest, DJ Avalanche, One Nation, Sister Joyce, Skinny Fabulous and Choke Off Squad.

There is also a Party Boat that departs CSY Doc at 10am. Onboard entertainment will be provided

by DJ Avalanche (also doing a video shoot), DJ Mac Milli and Lefty the DJ. Entry is $60.

There will be a shuttle leaving CSY Dock at 4pm and 4:30pm West End and returns after the show for persons who want to attend at a cost of $20.

To end things off, on Monday it’s the Fish Fete/Cultural Day. Local talents will provide entertainment.

While every effort is made to ensure that information is correct, we cannot accept responsibility for any errors, changes in schedules, ads or other information in this magazine, which is intended as a guide only. If you have an entertainment event coming up that you would like published, give us a call at 494-2413. Special Notice: Purchase of advertising space in this publication does not guarantee editorial coverage of any event.

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Please see our middle pages for daily specials from our weekly advertisers.

Don’t forget to check out the back page for FLOW’s weekly specials.

Movie on the Pier

Leap Fete

This Saturday and Sunday, the Pier Park will be showing movies on the lawn. On Saturday at 6:30 catch Princess and the Frog followed by Jumanji, 8:15pm. Then on Sunday it’s Grease at 6pm and How Stella Got Her Groove Back at 8:30pm. There will be a concession stand so just bring out the entire family and don’t forget your blanket.

Karaoke Night This and every Saturday, enjoy Karaoke at Trellis Bay Market Bar & Grill from 5–9pm. Also, happy hour is from 6–8pm, so come out and live your best life.

Vybez & Chill This Friday’s edition of Vybez & Chill at Trellis Bay Bar & Grill features entertainment by Young Money Soundz from 6–10pm. Happy Hour is from 4–6pm.

To place orders from their famous menu, please call 495-1421.

Rich History Long Look has gone from a plantation to a village. Explore the Long look Heritage Village Today (Thursday) and partake in their various activities.

They will also have mocko jumbies, local artists performing, vendors displaying local heritage and local food and drinks on sale. The Heritage Village opens from 9am–4pm. Then on Saturday, come out to their Fishers and Farmers Market.

Disenthrall Troupe will be having their costume and artist launch on Friday from 9pm at Aqua Sports Bar & Night Club. Entertainment will be provided by DJ Grimm and DJ Avalanche. Entry is $10.

Fish Fry ACT is having a community BBQ and Fish Fry on Friday at 11am at the Sea Cows Bay well. A portion of the proceeds will go towards assisting Mrs. Marilyn Marquis-Glasgow.

Fundraiser This Friday at 8pm, Captain Mulligan will host a fundraiser in aid of a bone marrow transplant for Mrs. Marilyn Marquis-Glasgow. Entertainment will be provided by Selecta Taz, Selecta Knot Knyce and a special guest DJ. Entry is $50

Sound Clash This Sunday, come out to the 8th Annual BBQ, DJ Sound Clash and raffle giveaway at Island Sizzle Parking Lot. Entertainment will be provided by Unity Sounds, Millennium King, Bobby Kush, DJ Mac Milli and DJ Mommo. BBQ tickets are $10 and will be served from 12 noon. There will also be grilled fish on sale for those who don’t fancy BBQ. Part of the event proceeds will be donated to a charity of their choice. There will be over $3000 in cash to be won and top up CCT during the event and win one of three prizes: T.V., Cellphone and a return ticket to Guyana.

Cont. on page 10

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CANE GARDEN BAY

THURSDAY – FEB 27

UPCOMING EVENTS ROAD TOWN

PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Type of Toad 8–10:30pm

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour 5–7pm

CANE GARDEN BAY BEACH – Spring Fest – We From De VI, 8pm

ELM’SBAR – Ladies Night

TRELLIS BAY

THE NEST LOUNGE – Karaoke Night

TRELLIS BAY MARKET – Enjoy their full menu | Vybes & Chill

DIPLOMAT NIGHT CLUB – Sip & Paint 7pm

w/Young Money Soundz

CANE GARDEN BAY

WEST END

PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Elm Tones 6:30–9:30pm

PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Live Music

by Evolution Band 6:30–9:30pm SATURDAY – FEB 29

WEST END PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Marlon Da Pan Man 6:30–9:30pm FRIDAY – FEB 28

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour 5–7pm

ROAD TOWN

PIER PARK – Movie Night: Princess and the Frog 6:30pm | Jumanji 8:15pm

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour 5–7pm

CANE GARDEN BAY

DUFF BOTTOM

PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Happy Hour 4-7pm | Evolution Band 6:30–9:30pm

AQUA SPORTS BAR & NIGHT CLUB – Leap Fete

CANE GARDEN DAY BEACH – Spring Fest – Fete Night, 8pm WEST END

SEA COWS BAY

PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Live music

by Eon Jarvs 6:30–9:30pm

SEA COWS BAY WELL – ACT Fish Fry, 11am

TRELLIS BAY

NANNY CAY

TRELLIS BAY MARKET – “Karaoke Night” 11am–10pm drink specials

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ROAD TOWN

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SUNDAY – MAR 1

UPCOMING EVENTS

POCKWOOD POND

ROAD TOWN

IRENE’S – Game Night, 7pm

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour 5–7pm

WEST END

ISLAND SIZZLE – 8th Annual BBQ DJ Sound Clash & Raffle, 12pm

PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm

CSY DOCK – Party boat departure for Black Jack Run, 10am PIER PARK – Movie Night: Grease 6pm | How Stella Got her Groove Back 8:30pm CANE GARDEN BAY

Movie Night – Mar 1 Heritage Village Activites – Mar 5, 10–13

TUESDAY – MAR 3 ROAD TOWN

Shell Down Sunday – Mar 8

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour Pricing 5pm to close CANE GARDEN BAY

PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Akim Johnson 12:30–3:30pm WEST END PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Live Music

by Evolution Band 6:30–9:30pm EAST END GEICO SPORTS BAR – Frostout – OMG LIVE Re-Launch, 9pm TRELLIS BAY TRELLIS BAY MARKET – Serving lunch & dinner from noon8pm JOST VAN DYKE FOXY’S – Black Jack Run MONDAY – MAR 2

Full Moon Party PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Happier Hour 4-7pm | Al the singing – Mar 9 Chef 6:30–9:30pm All about Eve WEST END – Mar 14

PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm

Bikers Run – Mar 29

WEDNESDAY – MAR 4 ROAD TOWN

Car Show – Apr 11

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour 5–7pm CANE GARDEN BAY PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Happier Hour 4-7pm | Live music

by Marlon Da Pan Man 6:30–9:30pm

Easter Festival – Apr 11–13 Black & White Thang – May 9

WEST END PUSSER’S SOPER’S HOLE – Happy Hour 4–7pm

THE LATE H. LAVITY STOUTT HOLIDAY ROAD TOWN

Mother’s Day – May 10 BVI Street Food Festival – Jul 4

PUSSER’S PUB – Happy Hour 5–7pm CANE GARDEN BAY PUSSER’S @ MYETT’S – Happy Hour 4–7pm | Marcus Mark 6:30–9:30pm 9

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Remembrance Celebration

Birthday Bash

On Monday at 9am at Capoon’s Bay Burial Today (Thursday), celebrate Ania and Ana’s birthGround, it’s the 20th Annual Wreath Laying Ceremo- day together with them at Pearla’s Bar from 6pm. ny of the Territory’s first and longest serving Chief Entertainment will be provided by Turbo Sounds.

Minister, the late H. Lavity Stoutt. Then at 10:30am, it’s the 25th Memorial Celebration at the Eileene L. Parsons Auditorium.

On Saturday night, there will be a Praise and Worship service for 12 - 19 year olds at Cane Garden Bay Baptist Church, 7-8:30pm. Oneyke will be makThis Friday at 5pm at The Breezeway of the ing an appearance and if you need transport, please Ralph T. O’Neal Central Complex, local authors Arona call 442-4222 to make arrangements.

Fahie-Fobes, Virginia Hodge and the Department of Cultures invite you to the book launch of Medical Plants with a BVI Cultural Twist and Arona’s First On Friday, Aromas will be having their 4th AnniGreen Garden. versary Party. Entertainment will be provided by Millennium King and DJ Grimm. Entry is free and doors open from 9pm.

King Cosmetics presents Sip & Paint Ladies Edition today (Thursday), 7:15pm, Club Diplomat. Entry is $50 (includes materials, finger food and endless On Saturday from 6–10pm at East End Park, wine). Kings Cosmetics will also be having a flash Transformation Church will be having a community sale on Glitter Pots. outreach BBQ. There will be food and drinks on sale hosted by Apostle Curnal P. Fahie and Lady Tara Fahie.

Geico Sports Bar presents Frost Out Party - Official Re-launch of OMG LIVE, 9pm Sunday, Geico Sports Bar. Juggling will be provided by Topman Kee.

Praise and Worship

Book Launch

Anniversary Party

Sip & Paint

BBQ

Frost Out

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Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word Some of our older readers will know that is the title of a song written by Eric Clapton. However, I can bet my 2004 beat-up white Rav 4 that all of us, even those who don’t know the song, know the feeling as we have been a position where we had difficulty saying that we were wrong.

It’s not always easy to say “I’m sorry” but it is often necessary. It eases our conscience, it repairs relationships and it paves the way for a sort of freedom from the burden of carrying around a weight of guilt or pain.

Most of us have difficulty admitting we were wrong because we think that it makes us weak and we would have lost something to the person we are apologizing to; and make no mistake, some people will rub your nose in it, if they catch you doing something wrong or if they feel wronged by you. Some of the folks we offend enjoy being the victim, so they will milk it for all it’s worth.

However, I want you to always remember, that the ability to admit a mistake is a trait of the strong and noble. It takes guts and gumption and it’s totally worth it. Here are some ways to consider approaching such a sensitive matter: • Take responsibility for your words or actions that affected someone else • You can explain your behavior, but don’t excuse it • Be sincere and apologetic and empathetic when necessary • Be prepared to accept the consequences So if you know you have wronged someone, 11

whether by your words or your actions or even your attitude, find a way to make amends. It won’t always guarantee a restoration of the relationship, but it will guarantee a freedom in your soul and your integrity will be admired. .................................................................................

Send your comments to askkoren@live.com.

I love hearing from you.

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Devious Minds Chapter 18

It’s been three months and I still can’t believe that I was the reason she’s no longer here. After days of negotiating with Mr. Blake, we finally broke ground and settled. He looked at the designs I had on the table with Luie Sniles and some other ones I recently finished. He picked a few for the company and told me to make sure Luie bought the rest.

For years I’ve been at this company and Jessica has been giving me grief. Look at me now that I finally have the balls to speak up.

I was getting respect from my peers, boss and I also had a personal line coming out.

After suggestions from my siblings and friends, I finally decided I was going to try this makeover thing again. I was going to the salon this Friday after work and then shopping on Saturday.

Saturday morning rolled around so fast, I had just shut off my alarm and kicked my sheet off to head in to the bathroom. After handling my hygiene, I went to the kitchen and saw that Diana was already up making eggs, so I sat at the counter while waiting on my share and made small conversation.

“Good morning bighead,” I greeted my sister.

“Diamond your head is bigger than mines so don’t come with that,” she replied and we both laughed.

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“B!tch we are identical triplets, all our heads the same size,” I reminded her.

“Na, yours slightly bigger, check the mirror again,” Diana teased as she set a plate in front of me.

It was now 9:45am and Destiny was just smelling the food, she ran out of her room looking for her plats. I just laughed at her and got up to put my dishes in the dishwasher and retreated back to the safety of my room to get ready for the day. While walking away, I heard those two arguing and then Diana telling Destiny that her plats was in the microwave.

I ended up in a lingerie store after first arriving at the mall and scanning the stores to see which one I wanted to go to first. I needed new undies for a minute now but I hated shopping and had been putting it off for a while. I also needed to get a correct bra measurement, so I decided to get one for the store clerks to pay some attention to me. After telling her what I wanted, she took me into the changing room right away and brought some choices for me to try on. I ended up getting what she chose with the matching undies and I even got a few pieces for my sisters and Theresa.

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The main reason I wanted to shop alone was because I didn’t want the gang’s input. I was going to make this change for me and I was going to take it at my own pace in my own way. I promised myself I would dress modern but nothing too tight or too revealing. I didn’t want to give any men any ideas.

After hitting up a few more stores, Mac was my final destination. As much as I wasn’t a fashionista, I always wear makeup. Natural glam was my favorite all time look but this time I was going to get some coloured lipstick and the items I had run out off.

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The food court at the mall was always full so I hopped in a taxi and asked him to stop to get some pizza before I headed home, because knowing my gang, even if they weren’t home, they would eat again before heading to bed. I was happy when I got home and they weren’t there, that meant I could put away my stuff before they became nosey. I made sure to put all their gifts in the bag in front of their doors and I would take Theresa’s and Patrick’s down the hall for them tomorrow. I am tired now and will be going to bed. I hope I’m asleep before they get back home.

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Skillful Ballers Host Weekend U20 Bball Tournament Skillful Ballers Basket Ball Club, will host the first post hurricane Irma U20 and U13 tournament at the Multipurpose Sports Complex, Friday to Sunday.

“I decided to host the first tournament in the BVI since hurricane Irma and I’m bringing teams from abroad to get basketball going here,” event coordinator and coach Ronnie “Gola” Norman said, noting that teams from St. Eustatius, St. Thomas, Virgin Gorda and Tortola will be in action.

“This tournament is to help the kids see what it’s like playing against different teams from here and abroad, to get them off the island so they should work hard for what they want to do.”

Both U20 and U13 teams tuned up during a weekend Inter-island tournament in St. Eustatius. Norman said his teams have been preparing well and they’re currently playing in the North Sound Basketball Association Winston Jackpat Memorial League. The tournament format he said will see the four U20 teams meeting on Friday night with the losers playing the winners in each bracket on Saturday. The finals will be played on Sunday morning. The U13 teams will play exhibition games.

“I was really glad for the weekend tournament to see how the players fit because most of the players who are going to be in the tournament here, were unable to make it there,” he noted. “There were some that I was also looking at who went to St. Eustatius, who I was looking to see how they would do in the tournament there.”

Ballers U20 Captain Devante “Vante” Brewley,

said playing abroad and winning games has helped their confidence.

“We’re ready to play,” Brewley said. “We’re just looking to execute everything we’ve learned in practice and play at our best. Preparations have gone well. We have been practicing every day and getting ready. We have great expectations to win so look out for us.”

With lots of practice under their belt, Brewley said he’d like to see more youth basketball competitions locally, to help them get better and have further developmental opportunities.

“The BVI has talent. Everybody can play,” he noted. “We like playing against each other and bringing out that competition.”

An opening ceremony is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Friday. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for children. The tournament schedule is as follows: Friday: 5:30 p.m. Opening Ceremony U13 Time to Shine vs St. Eustatius U20 Skillful Ballers vs Virgin Gorda U20 St. Thomas vs St. Eustatius U20 6:00 p.m. Saturday U13 Skillful Ballers vs St. Eustatius U20 Loser Friday’s Game 2 vs Winner Game 3 U20 Looser Games 3 vs Winner Game 2 10:00 a.m. Sunday U20 Loser Game 2 vs Loser Game 3 U20 Winner Game 2 vs Winner Game 3

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Last Issue Answers (Vol 31, 44)

How to win: The object is to insert numbers in the boxes to satisfy only one condition: each row, column and 3x3 box must contain the digits 1 through 9 exactly once.

It’s harder than it sounds!

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