Jamaican Arts and Crafts – Wood Sculptures
Jamaica exports more than just bananas! Wood Carvings including Art Sculptures, along with other Arts and Crafts are definite exports of Jamaica. Jamaican arts and crafts are typically exquisite, thought given, and well cultivated. Millions of dollars each year are spent by the Jamaican tourist industry and by returning emigrants buying arts and crafts. This […]
The Sins of a Father – Memoirs Of An Illegal Alien Part 65
When the phone rings late at night it is never good. Sue was not at home as she was sleeping at Sidney that night. My first thought was something happened to either her or my father. His treatment in Cuba had gone well so it would be a surprise if something was wrong with him. […]
Only In Jamaica – Part 1: The "Masacraw" Of The Queen’s English
Being a full-time mom, wife and a part-time teacher does not often allow me the time to engage in one of my favourite past-times, writing. My husband has been prodding me for years to write more and I keep telling him I have no time, which is true, but I believe maybe I needed to […]
Approval: Impressing My Parents – Part 64 Memoirs Of An Illegal Alien Part 64
My parents would be coming to Miami soon. I had to evaluate some of the things I had been doing which my parents would not approve of. The club partnership was one of those things. It was going really good even though it put a strain on my relationship with Rosa. As we continued to […]
Egypt Inspires Protest in Jamaica (Satire) – LIVE BROADCAST From The Streets Of Kingston, Jamaica
Breaking news just in. Boardlane TV is reporting that the people of Jamaica have taken to the streets to protest the Oppressive regime Led by Prime Minister Bruce Golding. The protest from what we understand stems from the uprising already taking place in Egypt where the Egyptians are also attempting to over throw their government. […]
Can You Keep a Secret? : Memoirs Of An Illegal Alien Part 63
I remember where I was when the call came in. I was in the kitchen cooking my favorite quick meal; bully beef and white rice. It was my mother. She was a bit reserved. She was solemn. She was not her cheerful self. At first I wondered if she had spoken to Rosa. We had […]
Video: Reggae Christmas Songs
Jamaican vocalist Karen Smith and violinist John Williams perform Christmas songs Jamaican style. Watch and enjoy.
Twelve Days of Christmas Jamaican Style
It Christmas and you need a good Jamaican style Christmas carol. Get into Christmas spirit with our version on Twelve Days of Christmas Jamaican style. It includes many famous Jamaican foods. We hope that you enjoy The 12 Days of Christmas Jamaican style. On the first day of Christmas, my true love sent to me […]
VIDEO: Santa Claus Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto? – Opera Style
Check out the video of the opera version of Santa Claus (Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto?). The video was the winner of our recent Best Jamaican Christmas Song contest. Congrats to our winner TheaterJock. Santa Claus (Do You Ever Come To The Ghetto) – Lyrics Orginally song by – Carlene Davis Santa Claus, […]
Why Daddy Eats Patty Every Saturday
Back in Jamaica when Daddy was a boy he and his younger brother, Andrew, found some brown seeds in their bathroom cabinet one Sunday morning. They had no time to investigate what type of seeds they were so they dropped them by the front gate when they were on their way to church. When the […]