Girls Don'T Wear Bermuda Shorts!

O ther misconceptions of my H ome of birth and where I spent some of my Y outh is that E veryone lives in mud huts and wears grass S kirts as tourists are greeted at the airport. B ermuda is a place of E xceptions in that as of course the world economy is changing, that for a small island it is still one of the R ichest nations on the Earth! M any of the people you might see on the street, if any, are not poor; but, because of the U nbelievably high cost of living has to D eal with finding a roof over their head hard. A lso, while some things might have come to the I sland a little later than the states, we are not a barefoot, backwoods people T hat don't know anything and are in constant awe of the S treams of people who visit us. Y ou tourists are graced with an island and a people O f beauty, Godly fear, and an U nbelievable strength that has fought off one natural disaster A fter another. N o other island is graced with our beautiful pink-sanded beaches. D iversity is reached with people from South America, Europe, the Azores, North America, as well as M any other islands and nations. E ach and every house, as well as it people are "cemented in colour and everlasting pride"! (The acrostic spells out a song that I used to sing constantly when I was little.)