"Jamaica 2 Nice"
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Friday, May 30, 2014
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Grace Corned Beef Gets a New Look?? Is this for real??
Is this for real because if it is, thank you and hallelujah!!!! I was so sick of the wire and key turning thing. Woo hoo!!
Monday, May 26, 2014
Bulla
Sooooo delicious!!!! The good old Bulla aka Bulla Cake. It is sometimes eaten with butter, pear (avacado), cheese. It's made of molasses, flour, baking soda, ginger (optional), and nutmeg. Yummie yum!
If you've tried it before please comment below.
If you've tried it before please comment below.
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| Country Fresh Bulla |
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Beautiful Scenery along St. Ann's Bay Road
I had to stop and capture this scene along the St. Ann's Bay road.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
Jamaica Carnival 2014
In 1989, the late Jamaican music pioneer, Byron Lee, along with a
small band of believers, conceptualized a plan to bring the music,
energy and vibe of Trinidad & Tobago’s annual carnival event to
Jamaica. Despite the numerous doomsday predictions of failure by many
“established” critics, Sunday, April 22, 1990, marked the very first Mas
festival which united Jamaicans musically, culturally and socially, as
Byron Lee & Friends staged the first-ever Jamaica Carnival (which
featured a week of activities from April 14-22, 1990), an event which
has since evolved to become one of the biggest annual events in Jamaica,
and undoubtedly, the Kingston Metropolitan Area’s premier festival. Over the years, Jamaica Carnival has evolved to include many groups, mas camps and other parishes.
Over the short period that Jamaica has celebrated Carnival, it has gone through many changes, creating a positive force that brings Jamaicans together. Carnival has done the same for the Jamaican population as it has done in all other countries, united the population, created jobs and is also increasing the Tourism industry.
Over the short period that Jamaica has celebrated Carnival, it has gone through many changes, creating a positive force that brings Jamaicans together. Carnival has done the same for the Jamaican population as it has done in all other countries, united the population, created jobs and is also increasing the Tourism industry.
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| Posing with a carnival piece during the road march |
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| Posing with another piece during the road march |
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| Revelers on the road |
Thursday, May 1, 2014
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