LIFE OF A JAMAICAN GIRL

Over the weekend after getting my hair done by my sister, who has been doing it for years it just didn’t feel right. Not sure what happened but after leaving her house I could feel pain in parts of my head I didn't even knew existed. And this sent me on a crazy search for help. So I decided to share what I found with you: Instructions 1 Take a hot shower. Stay in the shower long enough for the heat to permeate the scalp, which helps to loosen the braids slightly. Tight cornrows can sometimes take up to a week before loosening on their own. Taking a hot shower each time you bathe quickens the process. 2 Use a rat-tail, or pick, comb to gently loosen the braids. Be careful with this method because if you tug at the cornrows too hard you may release parts of the hair from the braid, disrupting the style. Carefully go under the braid that is closest to the scalp and gently pull with the tail of the comb. You can get some relief using this strategy, but to keep t

On December 19, 2011, the United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 66/170 to declare October 11 as the International Day of the Girl Child, to recognize girls’ rights and the unique challenges girls face around the world. And the is what our Prime Minister Simpson Miller had to say: Prime Minister the Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller   http://www.jis.gov.jm/news/leads-128/31972

Today, I saw something that cause me to think that all hope isn't lost after all. They are parents out there who are teaching their young men to become "Prince Charming". About ten (10) years old was this young man that got up each time he see a lady standing in the bus. But yet I saw so many strong men sitting down or racing to get the empty seats on the bus. This young even with all his load (his heavy school bag). He choses to stand so the ladies could have a seat. And I was the only one that notice as this elderly woman notice what was going on and voluntered to hold his bag. There are so many common courtesy that we have forgotten.

Every day I turn on the television or take up a newspaper , I keep on getting the greats shocks of my life. Have we become such animals that we are willing to murder, beat, killed and rape with no regard anywhere and anytime. Not caring about who sees and what impact it will have on our society. Are we really this heartless????? What the hell is going on??? Teacher Attacked, Assaulted In Front Of Students At Dunrobin Primary http://jamaica-gleaner.com/latest/article.php?id=40272 Mob Kills School Teacher http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20120930/lead/lead9.html 8-Y-O Among Five Raped http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/20120926/lead/lead3.html Father, I come to you now on my knees to give to you this Land I call my home "JAMAICA". I ask that you cover it with your blood , protect every citizen under your wing Let these persons who have lost their way find their way back to you We need you at the hour, to guide us on the right path Never l