Category Archives: Peace Corps Experience

Today I had a remarkable experience. I was on Duke Street in downtown Kingston around 5:00 pm, I had a warm can of juice and proceeded to the closest establishment (a bar) that could give me a cup with ice. … Continue reading →

Today I read several articles from the Monitor World, the weekly international version of The Christian Science Monitor. One such article (from the week of January 29- February 4) spoke of the US tactics in Afghanistan to destroy the opium … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Last week I moved to Kingston, both to live and work. I had hoped that I would still be able to carry the cause of Old Harbour Bay from Kingston (which would have been easy to do, since … Continue reading →

Dear Friends and family, I hope that all of you out there are having God-filled and productive days. My very best wishes in all of your endevaours. Lately, I have been working a lot with different groups, joyously helping families … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a National holiday (Ash Wednesday) and I woke up (don’t ask what time) and called the owners of the house where I am staying (the owners are in the States) and asked about taking down the destroyed chicken … Continue reading →

The picture above is of the Kingston Drummers at the Swearing in ceremony 2004. I had spoken about this ceremony last year and how I had hoped to post pictures. So, a year later, finally, here is a picture of … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Lately, I am very busy with work–I have a whole lot of projects coming at me from every angle. At work, we are publishing a magazine and putting on a Community Expo, just like last year. Today at … Continue reading →

“Tings go’wan down here mon!! Down in da beach here in a da Bay, tings a go’awn!! The people dem came out for a meetin’, one meetin’ where dey learned dat deir voices need to be heard, must be heard, … Continue reading →

“How did Ivan treat you?” Is a question that I am getting lately, and I know that many of you were praying for me and Jamaica and others, so I wanted to thank each of you and share my experience … Continue reading →