LIFE OF A JAMAICAN GIRL

Tomorrow, March 31, 2012 will be see the winners of Champs 2012 reveal. The usually groups have been predicting the winners and with the Calabar Boyz on high after win the famous TVJ School Challenge Quiz last night. Congrats to the winner , whom ever it be

Lesbians and Learning, who would have ever thought that these two would interface, this is now a great issue for my school where students are that this attending school for learning but to participate in Lesbianism not only by chose by also but force. The recent article in The Jamaica Gleaner investigates this paranormal activity. http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20120309/lead/lead1.html We send our children to school to increase their knowledge and improve and assist with their future development. With everything else to worry about another issue has be added to their list. What is it that we can do to help?

The Sandals Resorts International organisation has achieved another milestone in the Caribbean by launching the first Corporate University-Sandals Corporate University (SCU) in Ocho Rios. You can read more details at: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/Sandals-launching-Corporate-University_11052973

Days like these, I am happy to live in Jamaica even with the entire crime situation and financial crisis we experience each day. In a recent article by Yahoo News, a sixteen year old committed suicide after being forced to marry her rapist. This rapist would in turn not be prosecuted for the crime. Knowing that if I lived in Morocco my family could force me to marry the man that has taken everything I hold dear to me. So today I am thankful that Jamaica land we love doesn’t have that law in its legislation!!!

On March 15, 2012 Jamaica will celebrate World Consumer Right Day with the Theme : Our money, our rights: campaigning for real choice in financial services

Each year International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 all over the world. Here in Jamaica we have a gallery of strong and influential women who have contributed to the building of our country. So let us salute them on the day. Here is just a few I can remember : 1.        Honourable Portia Simpson Miller- Prime Minister of Jamaica 2.        Lisa Hanna-Miss World 1993, Minister of   Youth and Culture, MP-Saint Ann South East 3.        Jevene Bent- Caribbean's first female deputy commissioner of police. 4.        Paula Kerr-Jarrett, Attorney-at-Law, Philanthropist, Political Contender for Eastern Hanover Constituency 5.        Dr. Blossom O'Meally-Nelson, Jamaica's first female, Post Master General. 6.        Lady Saw, born Marion Hall- Jamaican Reggae Artist, Dance Hall Queen and Grammy Winner. 7.        Maxine Henry-Wilson former Minister of Education 8.        Aloun Assamba-former Minister of Tourism & Industry 9.        Marlene Pat

Everyone is at a buzz, about Prince Harry's visit to Jamaica. Upon logging on to Yahoo this morning, the race with The Hon. Usain Bolt  and His Royal Highness Prince Harry or Wales was listed among must see video. A spiritual lady has taken up residence in front of South Camp preaching her message for the royal lad. So I say welcome Prince Harry and may you get to see how beautiful the island is and how warm on friendly the people are.

Hope you enjoy !!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBugRqh0E_I

The Reggae Boyz have gained and built a great fan base since their last two wins since 2012 in friendly encounters with New Zealand and Cuba. So let us give them all the support and prayers to continue the journey. Congrats!!! The Reggae Boyz vs New Zealand  3-2 The Reggae Boyz vs Cuba  3-0   You can check out more info at: http://www.jamaicafootballfederation.com