In all fairness to the postings I have made in the past regarding the unlikely rain that is forecasted, it would be remiss on my part if I did not mention that today is an overcast day. It has drizzled beyond the moring hours and into the day.Knowing this in advance of a trip to Aruba (in particular) I would not let this deter or depress me. I am only posting this to give the true scene of what is happening.

Sorry for the wet news.

charles
arubafastphones.com

charles you are alright with me....you post true honest facts & in that I (we) trust and IM glad for your posts. A rainey day in aruba is worth more than sunshine anywhere!!! Keep up the great work and I hope to meet you when we return for the 6th straight year on feb. 23 2006.


scrappy

You're the best, Charles. Keep up the good work!

:-)

Kara

Charles sorry i missed you! Just returned today form 13 great days. I just keep enjoying it more and more, the helicopeter was a GREAT time.

Charles,
I have said it many times before and I will say it again. I enjoy reading your posts everyday. Everyday I come home and go straight to this site to read up on the scene in Aruba, because it is guaranteed that the weather there is better than here in NY. I cant wait to come back in August.

Thank you.
Mike

rain in aruba////what do you know aboout november??/good month to go there??/

Ah, in everyone's life a little rain must fall. Later-Brian in NY

WET NEWS on fullmoon day:

It was Cloudy this morning, but the morning drizzly, out of the high clouds, missed the pinpoint that Aruba is on the tropical wordmap. IF it is possible to move this island, as an island, into the - not so far away - Amazone river, there too it will be just an island.

If you still did not clean your car after a dusty week -- for the duration of a calypso song -- some 'potholes' will show on the layer of dust on your car. This was the drizzly.

The automatic car washer streets on the island are to resolve this. Handling it will cost you about five dollars and 15 minutes, if no files before the small business.

We call this couple of minutes with some raindrops 'fingi fingi'. Fingi is derived from the old Dutch = fiengeren, "do as"
This word has notting to do with fingers.

But you may associate the word with USA's
phrase FINE RAIN ["raining lite ?"], a few small rain drops. So to say you can count the raindrops. This maily accurs before 9.00 A.M. Now the sun shining. Enjoy.