covid prevention routine 😷

Published: Sun, 04/12/20

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My-Island-Jamaica Digest Ezine: April 12, 2020

Intro / Features

Hey ,

First, I say to you, and all my readers....

Thanks for the amazing feedback I received on site (as well as on email) regarding my appeal to recognize our frontline workers in this pandemic.

It was truly heartwarming to see the comments, but also to see other sharing the article across the many social media platforms!

Thanks!

This edition though is an abridged version, due mainly because of the covid19 challenges and restrictions as well as my other church and family engagements - I almost didn't make it!

But I remain committed for you to hear from me, at least once weekly, so here I am :-)

And speaking of hearing from me, funny enough, my featured post this week is my very own covid19 routine (I call it).

It is what we do here to minimize the risk of contracting this evil virus.

Here's the link:
https://www.my-island-jamaica.com/my-rigid-covid19-prevention-routine.html

But that's me, I'd love to hear what you think, take a read and let me know :-)

Featured Video!

I'm continuing my video throwback series, and today my feature is a documentary of Jamaica's world famous Blue Mountain Coffee!

Here is the link: https://youtu.be/LznBpPle4HQ

You may also watch it in the frame below.

Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee - An Insightful Documentary

And, if not yet done, be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel to ensure you don't miss any of my future videos.

Featured Jamaican Product

This week, my feature is Cerasee! The bitter herb that works!

In Jamaica, cerasee is a very popular herb. The leaves and stem are usually boiled or drawn into a tea and taken for a number of ailments including hypertension, diabetes, parasitic worms, abdominal pains, and purging/detoxing the body and blood.

Cerasee is also used for constipation and it is sometimes given to children for fevers and colds

Of course, yes, it is another of the wonder Jamaican products that I promote on my ETSY store at https://etsy.me/2xm11gz

You care welcome to stop by and take a look.

Recognition

While we were busy reading, watching and planning for and around COVID-10, Kevin O'connor joined our exclusive JAMHearts community!

I already recognized Kevin, but I don't mind shouting it out here.
Kevin, if you are reading this again, Congrats, Thank You, and Welcome on board!

Did You Know?

... The Jamaican Assembly was the first to enact the Emancipation Laws, as without doing this they would not have qualified for the monetary compensation of £6,149,939?

Well, now you know!

You can read more about this at https://nlj.gov.jm/history-notes-jamaica/

Before You Go...

So how are you #StayingSafeAndSane during this pandemic?
What's the latest in YOUR community?

I'll love to hear!

Click here to share an update.

And yes, remember to #WashHandsOften, #KeepYourSocialDistance and #StaySafe!

We'll get through this, it certainly didn't caught the almighty by surprise :-)

Regards & Blessings!

Wellesley Gayle

Website: My-Island-Jamaica.com

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