Hey !
GM, hope you are well....
Guess what?
I just realized that I excluded the link to the best seafood in Negril in yesterdays email to you😲
So sorry about that - but thanks to Errol for catching it!
Here is it though(below)
And again my apologies.
Regards,
Wellesley
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Digest Ezine: May 15, 2022
Happy 3rd Sunday to you, and yours, !
I'm hoping that you are having a great day, setting the tone for the rest of the week!
Anyways, I'm back on food - can't stay too away from it too long😊
Okay, so a few weeks ago I shared the top seafood restaurants in Jamaica, full stop. Today we've gone even more narrow and now is sharing, yes, the top ones in Negril!
And why Negril? Well it is the capital of casual😊
And yes, I do have a few bonus articles for you today (as usual)
- Airbnbs In Portmore | 7 Of The Best!
- The Best Hotels In Mandeville
- Our Favorite Coffee Spots In Montego Bay
But do remember that I still have several more insightful content on the website via the blog, so
kindly stop by and check them out.
And now, the...
He might not have the prophetic skills as the Isaiah who foretold the coming of Christ to the earth, but according to his wife, this man, today's Isaiah, the quiet potter from Brampton, St. Elizabeth Jamaica, "Is special, he is god send!"
In this video, he and his wife does a walkthrough with us, allowing us to get glimpses of his amazing skills at his pottery making establishment.
Here's the link (embedded below).
And if you like the video, please LIKE it, and if you love it, please SHARE it with a friend or family member, the more the merrier!
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You see that lady in the video above, Ms Isaiah I call her?
Did you notice how supportive she was to her husband?
I couldn't help but noticing, and so today I salute her - and indeed all the hardworking, supportive women and wives in Jamaica land we love.
I put it to you that without their impact and influence, we would have been at a place, far less than we are today.
So today I salute our wonderful women, and yes I include those who are single parents too!
And by the way, a BIG happy belated mothers' day to all the mothers, caregivers and big sisters, I missed the note in last week's edition😟
Remember that Rastafarian lady in the Agricultural show video (this one)?
I got to meet up with her at her establishment during the week - that was lovely!
And so that means I have more awesome content coming!
But at this point, I just want to big her up- her willingness, tenacity, courage and dedication to showcase the best of Jamaica. It looks like we do have a lot in common.
But stay tuned, more great stuff, including from her, is coming!
Did you know...
... that the islands of Turks & Caicos and the Cayman Islands were dependencies of Jamaica?
This they were until Jamaica became independent in 1962. Then they reverted to the charge of Britain.
Jamaica however, still assisted in Judicial and police matters when invited.
This too, is yet another interesting fact from my 101 Intriguing Facts About Jamaica book.
Last week I share the following note (below) with you.
Today, I humbling asking asking.
"I'm on a quest to get to 100k subscribers on my YouTube channel by this summer (Independence Day).
But it will take a massive (but doable) effort, and so I'm asking for your help in sharing my videos and encouraging your friend (or friends) to subscribe to my channel.
It doesn't take a lot, just copy and share this link (below) with them on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter - or whatever social network you use.
Do that for me buddy😊!"
So yes, that's it for today, thanks again for your valuable time again😊
See you next week! In the meantime, please remember to #KeepSafeAndSane!
Note: If you missed any of these juicy newsletter editions in the past, you can find them in our nicely arranged archives.
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