The Corona saga
Viewing comments for Chapter 95 "Bacardi"to keep my sanity in time of pandemic
13 total reviews
Comment from Rosemary Everson1
You will never know how your writing reflects what you are thinking at the moment. I love to read your stories, which expresses your own expressive words and thoughts. I guess that's what a writer must do when they want to keep the scenes going.
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You will never know how your writing reflects what you are thinking at the moment. I love to read your stories, which expresses your own expressive words and thoughts. I guess that's what a writer must do when they want to keep the scenes going.
Comment Written 24-Apr-2021
Comment from royowen
Bacardis and coke were pretty popular when I was young, the drink of the time they were, but one doesn't hear of them now, mind you, I haven't drunk alcohol for something like thirty odd years, so how would I know? Beautifully written Iza, I hope you get to taste one soon, good job, blessings Roy
reply by the author on 24-Mar-2021
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Bacardis and coke were pretty popular when I was young, the drink of the time they were, but one doesn't hear of them now, mind you, I haven't drunk alcohol for something like thirty odd years, so how would I know? Beautifully written Iza, I hope you get to taste one soon, good job, blessings Roy
Comment Written 18-Mar-2021
reply by the author on 24-Mar-2021
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I hope too, thank you very much:)
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Well done,
Comment from Ric Myworld
I know, I'm one of those who everyone hates for breaking over and mixing with the masses on the beach. I stayed home, indoors, and away from people since the day after St. Paddy's Day a year ago. Then Monday, I flew to Miami, ripped off my mask, and rolled in the sand like a pooch with an itch. I'll be at the horse races during the day, and somewhere between Bal Harbour and South Beach at night. Yes, I'm too old for this. But if it's going to be my last hurrah, I'm gonna get my boogie on!. LOL. Thanks for sharing another fine chapter.
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I know, I'm one of those who everyone hates for breaking over and mixing with the masses on the beach. I stayed home, indoors, and away from people since the day after St. Paddy's Day a year ago. Then Monday, I flew to Miami, ripped off my mask, and rolled in the sand like a pooch with an itch. I'll be at the horse races during the day, and somewhere between Bal Harbour and South Beach at night. Yes, I'm too old for this. But if it's going to be my last hurrah, I'm gonna get my boogie on!. LOL. Thanks for sharing another fine chapter.
Comment Written 17-Mar-2021
Comment from DonandVicki
Even a cheep beer and protein bar can be a delight compared to what some others are going through. I enjoyed your satire as it made me smile and think of paradise.
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Even a cheep beer and protein bar can be a delight compared to what some others are going through. I enjoyed your satire as it made me smile and think of paradise.
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021
Comment from Jannypan (Jan)
Yes, it's been a long year plus for the virus. I enjoyed your chapter on waiting to enjoy the real thing if that time ever comes. I like how you addressed Coronella like it was a person. Your words are descriptive and create great imagery. I like the different colored fonts, too. Thanks for sharing.
Respectfully, Jan
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Yes, it's been a long year plus for the virus. I enjoyed your chapter on waiting to enjoy the real thing if that time ever comes. I like how you addressed Coronella like it was a person. Your words are descriptive and create great imagery. I like the different colored fonts, too. Thanks for sharing.
Respectfully, Jan
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021
Comment from country ranch writer
I guess people think drinking like all the comercial in it'd you to is a myth.
Paradise is who you spend it with at the ocean enjoying the sun. Making their own memories.
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I guess people think drinking like all the comercial in it'd you to is a myth.
Paradise is who you spend it with at the ocean enjoying the sun. Making their own memories.
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021
Comment from Judy Lawless
Such a nice dream you've painted, Iza. If everyone would take your advice and create a safe dream and stay in it until all are vaccinated and it's safe to travel again.
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Such a nice dream you've painted, Iza. If everyone would take your advice and create a safe dream and stay in it until all are vaccinated and it's safe to travel again.
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021
Comment from estory
Its a great piece of dreaming of escape, of having that rum drink in the Caribbean, on that exotic beach, far away from the epidemic. Its dreaming of a lost time, a lost place, that has been swept away in the epidemic, where we can only look at those old Bacardi ads in our quarantine. estory
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Its a great piece of dreaming of escape, of having that rum drink in the Caribbean, on that exotic beach, far away from the epidemic. Its dreaming of a lost time, a lost place, that has been swept away in the epidemic, where we can only look at those old Bacardi ads in our quarantine. estory
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021
Comment from Mastery
"Mmm, I am pretty sure that the real thing can be drunk only on a Caribbean beach, under the kiss of the hot sun."
Yess, that's true, Iza, but with the virus 24 seven is fine. no rules. Bob
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"Mmm, I am pretty sure that the real thing can be drunk only on a Caribbean beach, under the kiss of the hot sun."
Yess, that's true, Iza, but with the virus 24 seven is fine. no rules. Bob
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021
Comment from barbara.wilkey
I was never an outside person, because I am allergic to almost every insect imaginable. A mosquito can put me in the hospital, but what I do miss is seeing my boys and their families. I have a new granddaughter born in July. I have only seen her on Zoom. I'm retiring in May. One of the first things I'm going to do is visit her in St. Louis. MY son works at Barnes Jewish Children's Hospital in St Louis, so he said I need to get the vaccine. I have one more to get.
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I was never an outside person, because I am allergic to almost every insect imaginable. A mosquito can put me in the hospital, but what I do miss is seeing my boys and their families. I have a new granddaughter born in July. I have only seen her on Zoom. I'm retiring in May. One of the first things I'm going to do is visit her in St. Louis. MY son works at Barnes Jewish Children's Hospital in St Louis, so he said I need to get the vaccine. I have one more to get.
Comment Written 15-Mar-2021