March 10, 2002

Observation: With absolutely miserable weather the kids were struggling to find something to do. A warm pool was obviously a good choice. The large T pool and its hot tub are rigidly controlled by the local vendor and alcohol is not allowed to be brought in. This narrows the choice to paying big bucks for drinks or drinking elsewhere and rushing to the hot tub to get warm. I'm wondering if anyone has investigated the cost of heating the large pool, if only for this month, and why a single vendor has all the control of such prime space. At any rate a breaker had an unfortunate accident in the hot tub which put it off limits for the rest of the day. Over at the heated pool, action was heavy and attracted the attention of at least eight security people. I'm convinced that most (security) just wanted to watch, but admittedly from my 12th floor vantage point I couldn't tell if there was a specific violation being investigated. Kids pay big bucks to be here and we have an obligation to provide a certain amount of privacy. It's my opinion that a higher level of trust is needed and eventually common sense prevails and kids will begin monitoring each other. Security should be behind the scene and available for "real" emergencies. -"Dad Feets"
Saida Poolside	(another) Good Day for the Hot tub	Birdseye View of nobody (again)

March 9, 2002

Cold Day

Good Day for the Hot tub

Birdseye View of nobody

March 8, 2002

"Ground Zero"

Coke Beach

Birdseye View

March 7, 2002

From the stage

Volleyball

Birdseye View

"Beach Reach" Crew

"Ground Zero"

Birdseye View

March 5, 2002

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