Just a little warning for you: When you leave your home in the tropics for a month and a half, and close up all the doors and windows, and turn off all the ceiling fans, be prepared that you will return to fuzzy mildew growing on every wooden surface in sight. Nothing a little household cleaner and a wet rag can’t fix, but all the same, I just thought you should be prepared. . .
Kristy Dempsey 
Ack!!!
eep!
Glad you got home safely! I’m so sorry we never managed to get together while you were here. Maybe next year?
Ah, yes. Been there, done that. Did I tell you we lived in Costa Rica for two years? But I do love the tropics. It sure beats the bloody noses and chapped lips we’re experiencing in bitter dry and cold Colorado now.
I hope you enjoyed your time back in the States. And, more importantly, I hope you’re glad to be back home.
Eeewwww! I’m sorry that you came home to that.
But hey, a home in the tropics? That’s something worth coming home to!
Holy cow, that is icky. Good luck. But I think most of us would love to have a “home in the tropics”. Mold or no mold.
Oh, yuck. My allergies would go crazy. I’d have to walk around in a Hazmat suit till the Clorox kicked in!
Glad you’re home safe and sound, though. 🙂
Yuck, glad you’re home though!
Ewww, I’m wheezing, just thinking about it.
Ack. Bummer.
I’m glad you’re home though. 🙂