Welcome To Finland Cinco de Mayo in Houston

01	The Wino and I Know
02	Brown Eyed Girl
03	Off to See the Lizard
04	Havana Daydreamin’
05	It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere
06	Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
07	Life is Just a Tire Swing
08	Come Monday
09	Cinco De Mayo in Memphis
10	Son of a Son of a Sailor
11	It’s My Job
12	Cheeseburger in Paradise
13	One Particular Harbour
14	Use Me
15	Railroad Lady
16	Door Number Three
17	Making Music for Money
18	School Boy Heart
19	Volcano
20	Margaritaville
21	A Pirate Looks at Forty
22	The City
23	Fins
24	Southern Cross
	First Encore:
25	The Great Filling Station Holdup
26	Fruitcakes
	Second Encore:
27	Death of An Unpopular Poet (Solo Acoustic)

Party On Parrotheads, Jimmy is in Town

Time: 8 pm

Place: CWM Pavilion

Group: 16,000+ Parrotheads

Occasion: Welcome To Finland Tour 2011

We Still Miss You

Three years seems like forever. We love you and miss you, Momma.

Coast Of Carolina
By Jimmy Buffett/Mac McAnally

Little roadside restaurant we artfully complain
Groovy tells the waitress that his chicken died in vain
Most every day goes by according to design
I live this dream but still it seems I have you on my mind

From the bottom of my heart
Off the coast of Carolina
After one or two false starts
I believe we found our stride
And the walls that won’t come down
We can decorate or climb or find some way to get around
Cause I’m still on your side
From the bottom of my heart

I can’t see the future but I know it’s comin’ fast
It’s not that hard to wind up knee deep in the past
It’s come a lot of Mondays
Since the phone booth that first night
Through years and miles and tears and smiles
I want to get it right

From the bottom of my heart
Off the coast of Carolina
After one or two false starts
I believe we found our stride
And the walls that won’t come down
We can decorate or climb or find some way to get around
Cause I’m still on your side
From the bottom of my heart

These days I’m up about the time I used to go to bed
Living large was once the deal, now I watch the stars instead
They are timeless and predictable unlike most things that I do
But I tell the wind and my old friend I’m headed home to you

From the bottom of my heart
Off the coast of Carolina
After one or two false starts
I believe we found our stride
And the walls that won’t come down
Hell we can decorate or climb or find some way to get around
Cause I’m still on your side
From the bottom of my heart
From the bottom of my heart

Key West Today:Westin Resort

http://www.starwoodhotels.com/westin/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1780

We have stayed at the Westin Resort in Key West twice and recommend it highly. In a great location on the water and close to Old Town attractions, it is a great value. Not cheap, but good value. Great sunset views from the deck and a nice pool. Breakfast at Bistro 245 was good.

Happy St. Patrick's Day

Enjoy today with a beer at your favorite Irish bar. I am.

Key West Today: Faustos Food Palace

Faustos is mentioned in MY HEAD HURTS, MY FEET STINK AND I DON'T LOVE JESUS by Jimmy Buffett on the Havana Daydreaming album.

Got to get a little orange juice,
And a Darvon for my head.
I can't spend all day,
Baby, layin' in bed.
I'm goin' down to Fausto's
to get some chocolate milk.
Can't spend my life in your sheets of silk
I've got to find my way
Crawl out and greet the day.

"When Faustino Castillo came from Havana, in 1910, to become one of hundreds of cigar workers in Key West, he had not the slightest idea that he would later become one of the leading grocers of this little coral island. But such is the fact regarding this genial gentleman.

For fourteen years "Fausto" has been helping to supply groceries for Key West tables. Like many another successful man in the business world, Fausto began on a small scale. His first grocery store was opened in 1926 at Packer and Virginia streets in a little building that had been a house. As business grew he was required to remodel and enlarge the store. This growth continued for eleven years until such a time that Fausto could no longer "stretch" his building to meet his needs. In August, 1936, he took over the ground floor of a large house at 600 Fleming Street and converted it into an attractive store. This downtown place was what Fausto had always wanted. Now he was near the center of the business district. His store was handy, parking was plentiful, and he had room to display his wares.

Proudly he served various customers who come to his place for their daily food. Writers, artists, housewives, husbands, children, natives and visitors - all find courtesy and a wide selection of groceries at Fausto's. Specializing in fancy foods, he sends to Cuba for tropical fruits, to the far-flung markets of the world for the finest cheeses, to New York for other delicacies. Also from Cuba come special jellies, preserves and marmalades. The northern visitor finds the everyday tropical fruits in his store strange and exciting - and very fascinating. In season, Fausto sells such delicious fruits as the soursop, sapodilla, mango, plantain, pineapple, sugar apple, avocado, Jamaica apple, papaya, pomegranate and tamarind.

Faustino Castillo was born in Havana, Cuba, November 29, 1888. He attended private school in that city. Following the completion of his studies he was employed in Havana by the cigar industry. Coming to Key West in 1910, he continued here with the same industry until he entered the grocery business. Mr. Castillo married Miss Ana Luisa Alvarez, a Key West girl, and they have one daughter, Ana Luisa. Mr. Castillo is Vice-president of the Order of Caballero de la Luz, a Mason and a member of the Elks."

http://www.faustos.com/

Key West Today: Aquarium

Perhaps one of the most unique aquariums in the world, the Key West Aquarium has delighted visitors since 1934.

http://www.keywestaquarium.com/

During the Great Depression, Key West had turned over its charter to the federal government due to the economic disaster that had hit the island. The federal government believed Key West, with its great weather and location, would make a wonderful tourist destination. The Works Project Administration (WPA) was sent in and built the Key West Aquarium between 1932-1934. The Aquarium was originally an open air aquarium, one of the first and largest at the time. Today, it is nearly twice the size of the original with the addition of the Atlantic Shores exhibit and the large outdoor holding pens.