Review of Worthing Court Barbados Apartment Hotel

Here is my review of Worthing Court, a Barbados apartment hotel that my wife and I stayed at for our Christmas vacation. The location of this hotel is incredibly perfect. The place is just a few minutes on foot away from the gorgeous Mullins Beach. There is a bus stop in from and it is also an easy walk away from the famous St. Lawrence Gap, Rockley, and Accra Beach. The rooms are spotlessly clean, the hotel people are friendly and helpful. The pool was not so large but is a great place to catch some sun. The hotel restaurant does not have a very large menu and is a bit heavy on the pocket just like most hotel food.


hotel in Barbados

This great Barbados apartment hotel might just be muddled a bit by the not so high level maintenance. My wife and I stayed in 204 and the room had a main door locking system which was not broken, another deadlock that was missing the other part to put the lock into, and a sliding bolt lock which again surprisingly did not have the second lock part. A gale would be able to pry open our door and I was not feeling safe. However the security cams and the guards on duty compensated a little for my feeling of insecurity. We encounter a couple of other small trouble. First of all, the bus part that was near the hotel was kind of noisy since the engines were heard in our room. Finally, there was a leak in the toilet when it was flushed.

Those were mostly my only problems with this Barbados apartment hotel. All in all, I have no real major complaints. This was not a very expensive place anyway and it gave us great value for the money we spent.

Now these photos prove that animals and human beings act the same way:

Dog Food - Animal Cruelty

Check out this video of a dog being barbecued on a stick in a third world country. What do you think? Is this atrocious or merely natural?

Animals and People

The idea for making a blog about animals started with two questions.

Are human beings animals?

This is an easy question and most would answer yes, human beings are animals. However, for those who believe in God and creationism, the answer to this question would undoubtedly be no. Human beings are not animals.

It could be said I suppose that human beings are animals, bit more so. The main difference people would point out is of course, our well developed brain. So I think to my self: are animals not capable of complex thought processes?

Wouldn’t it be interesting if they actually were capable? Just because animals have no technological advancements, it doesn’t mean that they are not capable of understanding difficult concepts. What other mark is there of a thinking being?

Perhaps they just do not have the drive to create technology since they already have all they need to survive. Perhaps dolphins and elephants are just as smart as a human child. Well, we can’t tell, and probably we never will.

Another question that got me thinking is: If you were an animal, what would you be?

Well I certainly won’t be an over-sized cockroach, that’s for sure! But what kind of animal would I want to be? What advantages do animals have over humans? Are there even any?

I made list of my favorite animals that came to mind and I listed down the things they’ve got that humans don’t. And it’s going to appear in one of my later posts.