Isn’t it awesome and soul-stirring when nature allows us, once in a while, to experience her wonders? I am always amazed at her magnificent beauty and was excited to capture this stunning moment in Negril…on Seven Mile Beach. The photo appears aged, due to the colour of the sky and the advancing rain storm.
I took this lovely flower on the top of Blue Mountain Peak. Enjoy it and remember to make everyday a love day.
The photo was taken in Manchester and this little fellow here is referred to by the locals as a “Green Lizard”. Most Jamaican women are extremely afraid of lizards, especially this kind. And yes…I am too! So imagine how thrilled (sarcasm) I was to learn that Greenie here will be my new neighbor. I must, however, admit it’s pretty.
Samsara, Negril
Come Miss Claire
Tek de bankra off yu head mi dear,
Evening breeze a blow,
Come dis way Miss Flo.
Help down yah,
Afta yu no beas’ a burd’n mah.
Ress yuh self at ease,
Feel di evenin’ breeze.
Evenin’ time,
Work is over now is evenin’ time,
Wih deh walk pon mountain,
Deh walk pan mountain,
Deh walk pan mountain side.
Meck we cook wih bickle pan dih way,
Meck wih eat an sing,
Dance an play ring ding
Pan dih mountain side.
Ketch up dih fire Ma’hta
Pass me dih gungo peas,
Rub up dih flour Sarah – Lawd!
Feel di evenin’ breeze
Hint: Look closely at his hands.
Wonders of Jamaica 