When you live on Anguilla, you lack a movie theater (and even a theatre [British spelling]), a symphony orchestra, a casino, and various other societal embellishments or detractions. In return you get the best of fresh air, many beaches, the tang of the Anguillian outlook, and both cable TV and Internet connections to the world at large. Cable TV offers daily news, some funny people, rather uninteresting and repetitive drama, and instruction. True, Internet connections lead to several dozen rather embarrassing messages a day, offering to enlarge body parts (male and female) and to show you a lot of stuff you should not wish to see. But still the Internet – we at The Objective Observatory have wireless broadband – lets anyone connect to all the body of knowledge so carefully heaped up by past generations. No word need be undefined, no name unidentified, no bit of knowledge hidden. All praise to Google!

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