Old Virgina mixes it up with Venezuelan salsa in this semi biopic romantic comedy set on the tropical Caribbean island of Margarita. Culture shock and the clash of social values abound with the union of North American practicality and South American style. Billy and Bella meet and make a commitment in the midst of the idiotic Bolivarian revolution by Venezuela's dictator, Hugo Chavez. The revolution is really more "Marx Brothers" than Marxist and provides a humorous background for the couple who find both love and marriage on Margarita.
Past her prime with an outdated coiffure and adorned with copious makeup, Flo was attired in stretch capris and a very tight fitting blouse that had once contained a set of formidable breasts; now however it appeared that her ravaged appeal had "gone south" and had become thumbs out "hitch-hikers" looking for a lift. He leaned my way and slurred "Flo and I are on our way to the Dominican Republic for vacation, I've been told they have nude beaches there.....I can't wait to see all those tender young things butt naked." "Are you and Flo also going to take advantage of the optional clothing policy?" I asked with great curiosity. Russell momentarily pondered this point, then he presently responded in a low and savoring (almost drooling) tone "Why not, maybe those young things would like to cop a look at a mature and developed physique, I mean Flo refers to my manhood as the love muscle, yea Russell the love muscle is my moniker."
About Will Russell
The author, a chemist and successful entrepreneur, was raising three girls alone when he encountered an accomplished Venezuelan professional via the internet. Without hesitation he traveled to South America to meet this tropical beauty and fell in love with her and the associated lifestyle. The author and his wife reside primarily in Virginia and maintain a second home on the beach in beautiful Venezuela.
Old Virgina mixes it up with Venezuelan salsa in this semi biopic romantic comedy set on the tropical Caribbean island of Margarita. Culture shock and the clash of social values abound with the union of North American practicality and South American style. Billy and Bella meet and make a commitment in the midst of the idiotic Bolivarian revolution by Venezuela's dictator, Hugo Chavez. The revolution is really more "Marx Brothers" than Marxist and provides a humorous background for the couple who find both love and marriage on Margarita.
The author, a chemist and successful entrepreneur, was raising three girls alone when he encountered an accomplished Venezuelan professional via the internet. Without hesitation he traveled to South America to meet this tropical beauty and fell in love with her and the associated lifestyle. The author and his wife reside primarily in Virginia and maintain a second home on the beach in beautiful Venezuela.