2 thoughts on “Breakfast in Bimini- Chapter 12 segment”

  1. Sierra Michaels – Born and raised in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, Sierra moved to Los Angeles as a young adult to follow her passion for culture, travel and education. She quickly discovered Archaeology and received her Master's Degree and a successful career in Southern California. She’s always enjoyed writing and telling stories so several years ago she shifted her focus to writing. "Breakfast In Bimini" is her second novel and the first book in a series called Trouble In Paradise. She calls Florida home, but most of her writing takes place in Bimini, a small island in the Bahamas. She resides with her husband, and a diva dog named Yoda. She finds sanity and peace in running, yoga and piloting a small plane. She is still passionate about Archaeology as evident in her novels.
    Sierra Michaels says:

    Thanks for the reblog mihrank! I love your blog and beautiful family photo

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  2. mihrankalaydjianblog – San Diego, CA – Mihran Kalaydjian On a personal note, I love the outdoors, comedy, bbq, reading and traveling. I worked in the beer industry in college so I love talking about good beer. I used to be a competitive runner so (like all runners) if you make the mistake of asking me, I'll tell you about my entire career and PRs. I also spent my youth working in restaurants, so if you've done the same, we can swap stories. The five items I can't live without: Everything, infinity, wanton boredom, limitless limits, change. Mihran Kalaydjian, A proven ability to articulate a company's brand culture as well as key strategic initiatives and delivery of desired results. Outstanding leadership, communications and project management skills. A committed individual with strong organizational skills that believes leading by example is key to building a strong team to achieve high guest satisfaction results and cost control measures. Mihran Kalaydjian provides visionary leadership and management oversight of the sales, marketing and revenue strategies for Classic Hotels and Resorts. Mihran Kalaydjian suggest: Your energy should be focused on finding a solution, quickly and effectively. I am at my best when I have a tight deadline, but every aspect of the project is planned, organized and working in excellence.
    mihrank says:

    Thank you for your kind words, I appreciate it – I enjoy your blogs, just like a piano melody!!

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