Posted by Say it ain't so on May 21, 2001 at 13:36:38:
In Reply to: Have things really changed? posted by Marie on May 21, 2001 at 08:33:31:
The article also said that Gusty's was the "dining spot" and Sloppy Joe's was for nightlife? I've had a few fruit slices in my smash at Gusty's, but I haven't tried making a reservation for dinner. And while I've seen a few Joes and Janes get sloppy at Gusty's (and elsewhere) I must have missed Sloppy Joe's. I was last in Harbour Island just a few months ago..at least I think it was Harbour Island, maybe it was the Hamptons....
: Did anyone see this month's Vanity Fair? Looks as though Harbour Island's changed a lot since I first visited Kimberly more than twenty years ago:
: Harbour Island was recently mentioned was in the Intelligence Report section of this month's Vanity Fair, page 162, as a summer hot spot along with St. Trapeze, The Hampton, Ibiza and the Adirondacks.
: It says the typical Briland visitor:
: Just got in from: Manhattan
: Arrived via: Gulfstream jet, then a launch from Nassau
: Honorary Mayor(s): India Hicks
: Leading occupation: Former model
: Favorite hangout: Pink Sands Hotel
: Typical Outfit: Chateau Marmont T-shirt and shorts
: Wake up time: 9 a.m.
: Event of the season: Prominent industrialist's back hair clears beach
: Hotspots: Gusty's Tavern and Sloppy Joe's
: Pickup line: "Which Spice are you?"
: Accessory: Jimmy Buffett
: Scandal: Sean Connery orders aggressive bagpipers to board Jean Pigozzi's
: yacht.
: Motto: "Not just a tax haven any more"