Sous Sous, Box Hand or Partner Hand Still Best Way to Save
The high cost of living and the current economic situation is making attempts to save difficult. Savings are important, as everyone understands the...
[caption id="attachment_84" align="alignleft" width="80" caption="photo taken from www.dreamstime.com/man-falling-down-stairs-th..."][/caption] A man who insisted that he fathered the baby of his former lover had pepper thrown in his eyes. According to neighbors the man went to the woman’s premises days after the baby was born and demanded to see the infant. He is said to have announced that despite the fact that the woman claims that her other boyfriend who is expected to be leaving the country soon for the US is the father, he was positive that the child was his based on his calculations. The man who announced that he would be able ...
Seeing that things are continuing to look dire for the Caribbean region a special CARICOMY meeting was held; and once the reporters were sent outside to eat their fill of the complimentary buffet, the doors were barred and the conference tables were pushed aside. The Secretary General Ewon Carryon told the Group: “All of you know that we have so much going on and none of us really know what to do, so I have a little suggestion and I hope we can all agree. I want us to have a séance, leh we call for dem boys who start this ...
Who said to be fashionable you must be trendy. That is furthest from the truth, as far as I am concerned, to be fashionable is to know what to wear when. With that point established I move on to a ridiculous sight that has been reported by some keen observers who have very little tolerance for blatant transgressors of fashion. One of the fashion look-outs saw a sight that she described as ludicrous. She said that she was working out at a certain gym and there she was unlucky enough to see a large number of fashion no no’s. The lookout who ...
It is just sickening the way people go around talking about things that do not relate to them in any way, shape or form. These individuals seem to have graduated with a PHD in minding other people’s business. [caption id="attachment_63" align="alignleft" width="446" caption="image taken from: clipartof.com"][/caption] As if talking about what doesn’t concern them is not bad enough some of these individuals even resort to fabricating stories whey they are not hearing enough tales or when they feel that the story they want to tell lacks interesting details. I doubt whether those who make it a habit to go around talking negatively about ...
As hard as it may be to fathom, the fact still remains that not all Caribbean women can cook, the good news is that while they cant fully create a gourmet meal, they wont stew the rice and boil the chicken; and a caribbean woman as bad as she is will not burn water. However, the men are still stipulating that their women be able to cook and at the same time be able to prepare a variety of dishes. This raises the question of what is to become of the women who are no Betty Crockers. Say what you will about ...
The high cost of living and the current economic situation is making attempts to save difficult. Savings are important, as everyone understands the philosophy behind making provisions for a raining day. However, the current economic climate casts a veil of uncertainty as to job security. Now more than ever mommy's advice to put up something for unforeseen occurrences and circumstances are holds true. While the willingness to save is there, the average Caribbean person claims to be living from paycheck to paycheck and as such finds it difficult to put aside any thing for the days of famine. Often persons say that ...
The Caribbean Drought is a sign for the Region’s nationals to become vegetarians; Henry McChicken, Wendy Cow, and Larry Pig announced at a press conference on Wednesday. McChicken who is the spokesperson for the Animals for Vegetarianism Consortium (AVC) told a room of Journalists from every Caribbean country, that after a series of rain dances they have succeeded in their aim of forcing people to stop eating meat. “It was hard but we danced to many Machel Montano soca songs late into the night. At one time the rain kept coming, so we realized that Machel wasn’t well liked, so we played ...
[caption id="attachment_25" align="alignleft" width="768" caption="photo taken from commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Squatters_at_..."][/caption] The announcement by the Trinidadian Government to levy property tax on squatters has caused a lively debate to ensue among Trinidadians. The story of the impending tax was written by Lara Pickford-Gordon, published on Tuesday 23rd March and could be found at http://www.newsday.co.tt/politics/0,117786.html. The article stated that: “The property tax net will seek to capture all sectors of society including the thousands of squatters who reside at different locations across the country. The property tax will be based on the annual rental value calculated for properties”http://www.ttonline.org asked if the Government was prepared to “charge ...
photo taken from www.postnewsline.com/2007/09/buea-weeps-for-.html In a world where morals are slowly decaying and politeness and courtesy are sliding into an ideal of being nothing more than just olden traditions, some folks still try very hard to portray themselves as individuals with manners. Of course this is not too complicated because everyone was or should have been taught the basic rules of saying please and thank you, asking for an excuse and overall being respectful. Nevertheless even some of these basic traits have been found lacking in our society. In fact some the disregard of mannerly principles can be attributed to certain ...
1. Hell – Cayman Islands 2. Free Bottom –British Virgin Islands 3. Little Dicks/Dix—Anguilla and British Virgin Islands 4. Playa—Aruba 5. Esau and Jacob –Guyana 6. Penal –Trinidad 7. Dick Hill- Montserrat 8. Crooked Island—Bahamas 9. Little Duers—Antigua 10. Holetown—Barbados 11. Gun Bay—Cayman Islands 12. Old Man Bay—Cayman 13. Rices—St. Kitts 14. Nanny Town—Jamaica 15. Blubber Valley—Antigua 16. Caul’s Bottom –Anguilla 17. Battle Ground –Cayman Islands 18. Zion—St. Kitts 19. Dog City – Cayman 20. GreatHead- St. Vincent 21. Dusty Place – Cayman Islands 22. Deacons—Barbados 23. Driftwood Village –Cayman Islands 24. Old Stores- Cayman 25. Cox Heath--British Virgin Islands
The high cost of living and the current economic situation is making attempts to save difficult. Savings are important, as everyone understands the...
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