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Meet Beenie!
Here's the much demanded picture, because of course, everyone wants to know what the person who makes a page looks like. As far as pics of me go, this is the only half-decent one. I hate pictures. I was born in T&T in 1974 (yes, that makes me 24) and I now live in Canada. I went to Providence Girls' (hi ya'll!) then to St. Joseph's Convent for A' Levels (which suck, by the way). Now, what about you? |
You can judge how old a car is in Trinidad by looking at its license plate? Find out more.
| I have two boys, yeah, I'm so lucky. They're fun, they're tiring, exhausting really, but fun nonetheless. Meet my kids: | |
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Birthday: April 9 |
Birthday: September 20 |
| This pic was taken around June 1999, he's grown a lot since then. He's in French Immersion in school and his teacher sends me wonderful notes about how well he is doing. He's twice been her special helper in class. His only problem: listening skills, such as not running around, not talking incessantly, and not drawing on his face with markers. | Getting Nicholas to smile for this pic was so hard. He was tired and cranky. I must have looked like an idiot making faces and jumping around to make him laugh. Ah well. But here he is, this was taken January 99. He's walking now, has 6 teeth and loves to dance, or realistically, spin in circles, but hey, he does it in time to the music. |
Click on the dollar to try the currency converter. Find out how much your currency would be worth in TT dollars at the current rate of exchange.
Couple of neat things to see on the dollar bill:
- In the centre is the Coat of Arms of our country. The Coat of Arms is quite interesting. I'll have to build another page to tell you more.
- The large bird on the left is our National Bird, the Scarlet Ibis. They can mostly be seen in the swamp areas, such as the Caroni Swamp.
- Behind the Scarlet Ibis is our second National Bird, the Cocrico. This bird is mostly found on Tobago.