CC said when the story of Sheila Nabb’s beating in Mexico broke, that her husband might have had something to do with the viscious beating the Calgary woman was on the receiving end of, and then the next day CC was beginning to lean the other way; thinking that Andrew Nabb may not have had anything to do with his wife’s beating.
Yesterday CC changed his mind again, and is almost convinced now that Mrs. Nabb’s husband had something to do with what happened to her.
Maybe he beat her up himself or paid somebody else to do it for him.
The possibility still remains that he had nothing to do with the assault on his wife in Mazatlan, Mexico and to help out his cause, the couple’s family and friends have stood up for Mrs. Nabb’s husband, saying, that he isn’t that kind of guy.
There is a lot of speculation as to whether or not Andrew Nabb had anything to do with his wife’s beating, so it makes sense for his family to rise to his defence.
Maybe they don’t him as much as they do, or maybe Mr. and Mrs. Nabb have done a pretty good job of covering up and keeping secret any physical beatings the husband might have laid on his wife in the past. CC is just saying.
For the amount of money Canadians spend on a two week holiday stay in Mexico, Canadians who are looking for a warm winter break from the cold Canadian weather would be safer and better off, to spend that kind of money for a holiday in an around CC’s neck of the woods, Coolangatta in Australia.
The only down side about a two week vacay here though, is the cost of a round trip ticket, and the long boring flight to get here. You could be in Coolangatta on the Gold Coast in less than 24 hours though.
Look hard enough online, and you might be able to find some “airfare deals”.
Coming to Coolangatta for a holiday at this time of the year shouldn’t have to cost vacationers any more than it is costing them to holiday in Mexico where murder and assaults on Canadians is now commonplace.
Where I live in Oz, the “sub tropics” as it is referred to sometimes; the weather is prettty good for most of the year. It’s hot, humid and stormy here now, but its still a nice part of the country to be in any time of the year.
There is plenty to do in Coolangatta too, especially if you’re a bit of a “party animal.”
Coolangatta and surrounding beach communities like Rainbow Bay, Greenmount and Kirra are great places for Canadians looking to escape the winter cold for a couple of weeks, to kick back and relax.
You could easily find a clean and fitted out holiday unit to rent in the Point Danger area for less than $400.00 a week and you are close to some of the best surf in the world at Duranbah Beach and Snapper Rocks.
World champion surfers Stephanie Gilmore and Mick Fanning own property in my neighbourhood — that’s how good the surfing is around here.
World champions just don’t buy real estate anywhere you know.
Coolangatta was home to some of the earliest European settlers in Australia – pioneers of the British penal colony they were after James Cook discovered Australia.
It’s a very green and lush part of the plane here.
Sometimes the rain gets to be a bit too much though. But hey, putting up with the rain for a couple of days every now and then is way better than having to put up with sub-zero temperatures in Canada, or two weeks of vacationing in Mexico where you are always looking over your shoulder and sleeping with one eye open.
Any time of the year is good time to for a holidany on the Coolangatta, Qkl-Tweed Heads NSW’s border. But if you’re really into 50s, 60s, and 70s rock and roll, not to mention hot rods, then the best time to be in Coolangatta is in June when the Cooly Rocks On winter festival is on.
Think of the “Cooly Rocks On” event as being “American Graffiti at the beach”.
CC is saying that for what a Canadian is willing to spend in Mexico to get away from the cold wintry weather, that same Canadian can have just as much fun vacationing in Coolangatta on the Gold Coast without worrying about somebody kicking the shit out of you, or worrying about going home in a body bag for reasons other than an accident or natural causes.
CC is just saying that Canadians should be holidaying here instead of that shithole in Central America.
Seriously, any Canadian who would rather vacation in Mexico than in Coolangatta, Australia needs his or her head examined.
My Australia Day
On this day last year I was celebrating Australian Day at a pink motel down the street from where I live. I know the people running the place.
I once shagged a married Greek woman there once too after striking up a conversation with her over drinks in the beauty salon she worked in, at the front of the motel.
That motel by the way, is the oldest motel in Coolangatta now, and the corner lot it sits on is going to be worth a fortune one day if its not already.
This year I’m at the Sunset Strip — knocking back a few “goonies”, the “true blue” Aussies version of a wine spritizer. I’m making my “campfire size” spritizers with orange, lemon and lime deep spring fizzy water. It’s pretty good — the only collateral damage if I stay home and drink it, a splitting headache in the morning.
I’m also slow cooking silverside, what Canadians call corned beef. That slab of meat is worth five lunches for work next week and two meals tonight. I’m having dinner with an 80 something year old woman who, when she wants to be, can be sexually explicit.
She still remembers what a vibrator and dildo is for, though I highly doubt she could use one now without killing herself. An eighty something year old woman can still talk dirty. It’s funny.
Anyway, I am spending my Australia Day cooking, drinking and writing.
Something About Australia CC Learned Today
Did you know that the one thing Aussies love more than their beers, beaches and barbecues, is their freedom?
How is that for a little bit of insight ton the Aussie mind, huh? Asylum seekers know what I’m talking about.
After freedom and beers, it’s lifestyles, sun, mateship, beaches, weather, the people, being an Aussie, and barbecues. Since “being an Aussie” is ranked ninth, its obvious to CC that being patriotic doesn’t appear of great importance to Aussies. What a shame. Maybe the survey was conducted among Muslims and asylum seekers only.
Nevertheless, beer is the second most important thing to Aussie’s today, and I’ll drink to that. Cheers!
Australian Celebrities in the News on Australia Day
Despite the fact that he is one of the greatest Australian cricketers in cricket history in the land down under, national sporting hero Shayne Warne has been named the most un-Australian Australian of 2011.
He is also rooting actress Elizabeth Hurley. Shagging her hasn’t done him any favours either, the paparazzi the couple draws to themselves, making it tough for Warnie as he is affectionately known by Australians, to womanise and do his sexting whenever the urge strikes him.
The couple is a walking rag mag headline. Warnie gets a lot of bad press in his home and native land. Not that he doesn’t bring that bad press on himself.
He’s a money-making machine though.
The Australian of the year is actor Geoffrey Rush, a clean living talented thespian and film producer who was the first Australian born actor to win an Academy Award. He won the Oscar for best actor for his performance in the 1996 movie Shine.
Geoffrey Rush is good at what he does and he is a good ambassador for Australia on the international scene. He deserves the accolade.
Sucked to be Obama on Australia Day
US President Barack Obama’s Australia Day celebration didn’t go as well as he planned, if in fact, the American president celebrates Australia’s national pride day at all. I’m sure he has sent his best wishes to the fiery red head who is running the former British penal colony.
Shout out to President Obama: “Prime Minister Julia Gillard needs a good root if you’re up to it; her tenure as Australian PM putting so much of strain on her that rumour has it, she is sexually frustrated — her Canberra lodge boy and Kirribilli House boy in Sydney, Tim Mathieson, a barber not meeting her needs in the sack.
Having said that about PM Gillard — she is the only Australian prime minister to have ever “lived in sin” at the PM official residence in Canberral.
She is also the first female PM of Australia and the only PM in history that hasn’t been married. I digress.
And then there’s the run in he had with the Arizona governnor…
President Barack Obama had a run-in with Arizona Governor Jan Brewer today during his post State of the Union tour.
The bruhaha happened after a very arrogant President Obama walked away from Brewer before she had finished saying what she said, and after they were seen bickering with one another.
Things were tense between the two apparently.
Governor Brewer sees the US commander in chief as being condescending and patronizing by the way. So says an article in the Arizona Republic.
She also thinks that the Obama adminstration is out of control.
Tim Thomas of the National Hockey League’s Boston Bruins agrees with her, a snub he gave the Obama adminstration after the 2010-2011 Stanley Cup Champions were invited to the White House.
The most valuable player in last year’s Stanley Cup playoffs blew off the invite because he doesn’t like what President Obama is doing to the country. Fair enough.
President Barack Obama probably didn’t have a very good day on Australia Day in the US, and yeah there a few Aussie nationals celebrating today in the US and, well, he got outplayed by a woman today.
By the way, Governor Jan Brewer earned a lot of respect in America today, as she should have.
