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My dear forum family, I have been missing but oonu don't even ask fi me. Oonu didn't even wish me happy birthday. Thank God for the Jamaican people. They gave me a good birthday present, and my Man U gave me a good sign of many more wonderful birthdays to come in the future.
I worked part day on Thursday. I reached in the closet in the morning and the first shirt in line was a light green shirt. It was an good omen for a narrow green jlp victory on Thursday.
I left work early and went to pick up a birthday cake, baked for me, from two wonderful Jamaican lady friends. At their home and in the car to my home, I was able to watch then listen to Man U's victory unveiling with youth being prominent.
I went to a dinner show, courtesy of my #1 lady, and enjoyed it thoroughly. On my way home, I started to get numerous calls and texts with the delightful news of a wonderful change in Jamaica. Of course, I am a labourite and I am happy. But I love Jamaica even more. I want the jlp to serve Jamaica well. I also want the pnp, among whom I have good friends, including elected friends, to be good as the minority party but not to be in opposition to every thing. I want the pnp to clean up and to come better. I want Jamaica to win. Up with the economy. Up with mutual respect. Down with crime. Up with creativity.
It is full time we move forward with great things for Jamaica. We have great human and natural resources. Let our country become a winner, not just because the jlp is elected. Let it win because it is damn time we start to make real progress.
By the way, Tilla, your republic of Westmoreland is still solidly orange. But St Bess have a likkle green....even the place where Tufton ketch him fraid and run leff turn back green.
Me Jan Crow fren Mosiah must have some excuse. Him people deh look pon man house and red eye. Him people were damned if they did and damned if they didn't. Them couldn't debate because they didn't want to risk looking fool. And by not debating them diss the Jamaican people. But Mosiah, I am happier that you are lower down the epl table than is my beloved, staggering, Man U. I look forward to having a drink with you, on your dime, very soon.
The biggest offense of all, is that my fren Prof didn't carry me to our local Orlando Clarendon restaurant for the customary Thursday Stew Peas with Oxtail. Thank God for one of my colleagues who took me to Church Street for a wonderful lunch.
Islandman, me cant see you.
One love, Forumites.
I worked part day on Thursday. I reached in the closet in the morning and the first shirt in line was a light green shirt. It was an good omen for a narrow green jlp victory on Thursday.
I left work early and went to pick up a birthday cake, baked for me, from two wonderful Jamaican lady friends. At their home and in the car to my home, I was able to watch then listen to Man U's victory unveiling with youth being prominent.
I went to a dinner show, courtesy of my #1 lady, and enjoyed it thoroughly. On my way home, I started to get numerous calls and texts with the delightful news of a wonderful change in Jamaica. Of course, I am a labourite and I am happy. But I love Jamaica even more. I want the jlp to serve Jamaica well. I also want the pnp, among whom I have good friends, including elected friends, to be good as the minority party but not to be in opposition to every thing. I want the pnp to clean up and to come better. I want Jamaica to win. Up with the economy. Up with mutual respect. Down with crime. Up with creativity.
It is full time we move forward with great things for Jamaica. We have great human and natural resources. Let our country become a winner, not just because the jlp is elected. Let it win because it is damn time we start to make real progress.
By the way, Tilla, your republic of Westmoreland is still solidly orange. But St Bess have a likkle green....even the place where Tufton ketch him fraid and run leff turn back green.
Me Jan Crow fren Mosiah must have some excuse. Him people deh look pon man house and red eye. Him people were damned if they did and damned if they didn't. Them couldn't debate because they didn't want to risk looking fool. And by not debating them diss the Jamaican people. But Mosiah, I am happier that you are lower down the epl table than is my beloved, staggering, Man U. I look forward to having a drink with you, on your dime, very soon.
The biggest offense of all, is that my fren Prof didn't carry me to our local Orlando Clarendon restaurant for the customary Thursday Stew Peas with Oxtail. Thank God for one of my colleagues who took me to Church Street for a wonderful lunch.
Islandman, me cant see you.
One love, Forumites.
HL I did not like the answer P. Phlips gave on Bloomberg when asked about the diaspora. He said yes we can come as tourist (as if that will help the economy) or some talk about medical tourism. Wonder if he knows that the same way the diaspora took Rboyz to the GC final it's the same way the diaspora will help kick start Ja's economy. The traditional industries are mature and exhausted. Hope Holness knows this.
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