Fishing Day in Florida.

April 4, 2015 By
Snook1, 09-02-08_1228.

Sept., Snook1 photo by LOCOFISH.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear Friend,

Having given your wonderful wife’s comments some considerable thought, I would like to point out one thing.

·         All snook the target of our fishing endeavours, are born male, after they grow to a length of over 30 inches, they transform into females. Only one other species achieves this change, the grouper.

·         Thus, once the fish survives being a male, if it is clever and lucky it becomes a woman.

·         By a miracle of evolution men are born men, women are born women. Being cleverer and more superior, women never get to experience the true joy of being a stupid male, and doing the stupid things we do, yet although they are “cleverer” they still get to marry one.

·         In theory this would indicate a female snook would understand the challenges that being a male represents, and would explain to a greater extent why women will never understand the stupid stuff that we do.

·         Please ask Adriana not to understand why we would walk miles along a beach with little or no chance of achieving our goal, just feel happy that she is not one of us.

Kind Regards,

J.

 

 


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About Adriana Ramos

She holds a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico, with certificates in AI Chatbots, Python for Data Science, and AI Development. Her experience includes data capture and analysis, administration, human resources, communications, technology, and digital design, working with organizations such as Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), Mexico’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (S.R.E.), and UN Women. She has served as a founding board member of the UN Women Miami Chapter and Arsht Families Culture for Kids and has been a member of The Bass Women’s Circle. She is the founder of Ideas4Solutions, a bilingual digital publication featuring perspectives from across Latin America.