Yardies at home and Farrin (part13)

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

Ells, you are a Negrilite, lol - Did you ever go to XXX or Scrub a Dub? Think of that on steroids, complete with a live midget show! Once at Shades was enough for me, too!

Okay, I've been to Scrub a Dub so I have an idea. But ON STEROIDS?? That much more insane?? Where is Shades? Who knows, it might just be something I have to see once too!

Ells, I don't know if you want to go to Shades. The first time I went there with a ton of friends and cousins we thought it was dancehall night, boy did we make a mistake, I had to walk out. All I remember my cousin saying was is his hood suppose to look like dat...his thing was shaped like the letter S.

Sus, I'm not joking it was shaped like an S then the other dude his thing was almost to his knee it was hiting him mid thigh and he was just slapping the woman in her face with it...

Ells, the shows in Kingston are worse.

That's just WRONG but it still makes me laugh! Sounds like an 'adult' circus!

Good lawd what can they possibly do in Kingston that's worse? I'm thinking it must be like live sex shows or something cause that's about as bad as I can think that it could get.

Yes, that's what they are. I mean, I've seen some crazy things in Negril during spring break, but what I saw in Ochi that night topped them all. I don't do spring break in Jamaica no more, it's gotten out of hand...especially in Negril.

[1luv 1]

Which form is it 1luv? Is it the DS-156? What are your questions?

DS-156,DS-157-DS-158.We are in Canada. I am a canadian citizen so I am fine. Because hubby is Jamaican and not a canadian citizen yet, he needs an american visa.

[1luv 1]

Stupid ?. But stepdaughter is added as a dependant and she is coming too. She is 6. How is she interviewed?

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

Stupid ?. But stepdaughter is added as a dependant and she is coming too. She is 6. How is she interviewed?

I don't know if they'll interview her. She may be required to attend the interview, but that may be all.

[1luv 1]

Stupid ?. But stepdaughter is added as a dependant and she is coming too. She is 6. How is she interviewed?

I don't know if they'll interview her. She may be required to attend the interview, but that may be all.

Do I have to pay the visa fee for $131 for her too?

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

Stupid ?. But stepdaughter is added as a dependant and she is coming too. She is 6. How is she interviewed?

I don't know if they'll interview her. She may be required to attend the interview, but that may be all.

Do I have to pay the visa fee for $131 for her too?

I'm not sure 1luv, I have to call my friend in Canada he was here last month. I'm thinking the answer is yes, because I remember him fussing about how much he had to pay for the kids visas too.

[1luv 1]

Stupid ?. But stepdaughter is added as a dependant and she is coming too. She is 6. How is she interviewed?

I don't know if they'll interview her. She may be required to attend the interview, but that may be all.

Do I have to pay the visa fee for $131 for her too?

I'm not sure 1luv, I have to call my friend in Canada he was here last month. I'm thinking the answer is yes, because I remember him fussing about how much he had to pay for the kids visas too.

ask and let me know ASAP

[*JG* 2]

I've been up 4 hours and I am still groggy. God, I wish I drank coffee. Too much of a party last night.

Did you go to the parade downtown last night?

No. I went to Mardi Gras Saturday night. OMFG....way too cold. Ended up at Al Hrbosky's and then Hot Shots in S. County.

Last night, we had a party at my Church's rectory. Food, music and way too many hurricanes.

Did you do any festivities?

Yea, he was really disappointed with it, cause I think they took quite awhile to cook. Next time we decide to make them I will def check the dates.

Oh did I tell ya that we attempted to make beef patties??? Ha that was an experience to say the least.....

The ALWAYS take really long to cook.

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

Stupid ?. But stepdaughter is added as a dependant and she is coming too. She is 6. How is she interviewed?

I don't know if they'll interview her. She may be required to attend the interview, but that may be all.

Do I have to pay the visa fee for $131 for her too?

I'm not sure 1luv, I have to call my friend in Canada he was here last month. I'm thinking the answer is yes, because I remember him fussing about how much he had to pay for the kids visas too.

ask and let me know ASAP

1luv read di mi ago call im now...I don't even know what time it is in Quebec

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[*JG* 2]

Okay here's a question that came up before with me and my SO right before my daughter was born. And last night he asked me again what we should do:

What are the advantages/disadvantages to having a baby abroad when one parent is a US citizen? Are there any positive parts because I am just thinking of the down-side. Like getting the BC, medical treatment I'll receive in Jamaica, etc.

Okay hopefully I'll get some feedback because I have to go our Cultural celebration. Be back afterwards......

Do you know anything about Jamaican hospitals? I wouldn't ever advise going to a JA hospital unless absolutely necessary.

[*JG* 2]

Hey Dillon.....you see the signs all over the place? Can't remember if you own your house or not; but you can rent it out for the all star game like they did for the innaguration in D.C. I hear the player's families and big wigs are looking for places to stay and all the hotels are full. Something to think about. Big $$$$$

[dillon 6]

Hey Dillon.....you see the signs all over the place? Can't remember if you own your house or not; but you can rent it out for the all star game like they did for the innaguration in D.C. I hear the player's families and big wigs are looking for places to stay and all the hotels are full. Something to think about. Big $$$$$

Ya I saw that on the news last night. I am sure they would want something closer to downtown rather than UCity though.

No festivities for me this past weekend for Mardi Gras.

[JaHoney 3]

I was watching Homeland Security last night on TV,and did yall see the agent charge the guy from Europe 300.00 dollars for bringing a sandwich from home in his suitcase and not declaring it?????

He was crying, shyt i would have too... thing is and i cant remember what hub it was maybe Seattle? shoot i dont remember but they had the dogs out sniffing peoples luggage, well they walk up to this guy cause the dog smelled food and said do you have food in your luggage and he said No, i dont think so, then she said, well did YOU pack your bag and he said yes, ( bad move) she took his suitcase and opened it, and he had some food that he had carried from home with him, she then was like i ASKED you if you had food, she was like im gonna charge you 300.00 which was kind of like a warning and said not declaring things could cost you up to 50K, she then told the camera bringing fruits and vegetables and seeds and plants from other countries has the ability to contaminate or destroy or do something to our crops here in the US ( im like get over yourself please america)...LOL... anyway now she got me scared to be sneaking shyt from JA in my suitcase.. shoot last time i had seasonings in ziplock bags i bought from the market stuffed in my socks, dont know if that counts as a seed or veggie or whatever, and a can of gungo peas in my suitcase and a mammee apple( ? is that what its called) cause i wanted my kid to taste it.... shoot either i quit watching homeland security or get honest!!! oh yeah and then they turned this dude down from the Netherlands entry because he had two convictions on his record over 20 years ago for heroin use and possession!! he was like i thought i didnt have to report it if the convictions were over 5 years old, this stuff happened 20 yrs ago, they were still like NOPE SORRY

Shoot many crackheads as we have hear in the states, guess they were like we dont need to add any more, and the f-ed part about is the guy was coming to do a Dateline story because he solved the Natalie Holloway case ( that chick who got killed in Aruba)

Edited February 25, 2009 by JaHoney

[dillon 6]

I need to watch that show

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

I was watching Homeland Security last night on TV,and did yall see the agent charge the guy from Europe 300.00 dollars for bringing a sandwich from home in his suitcase and not declaring it?????

He was crying, shyt i would have too... thing is and i cant remember what hub it was maybe Seattle? shoot i dont remember but they had the dogs out sniffing peoples luggage, well they walk up to this guy cause the dog smelled food and said do you have food in your luggage and he said No, i dont think so, then she said, well did YOU pack your bag and he said yes, ( bad move) she took his suitcase and opened it, and he had some food that he had carried from home with him, she then was like i ASKED you if you had food, she was like im gonna charge you 300.00 which was kind of like a warning and said not declaring things could cost you up to 50K, she then told the camera bringing fruits and vegetables and seeds and plants from other countries has the ability to contaminate or destroy or do something to our crops here in the US ( im like get over yourself please america)...LOL... anyway now she got me scared to be sneaking shyt from JA in my suitcase.. shoot last time i had seasonings in ziplock bags i bought from the market stuffed in my socks, dont know if that counts as a seed or veggie or whatever, and a can of gungo peas in my suitcase and a mammee apple( ? is that what its called) cause i wanted my kid to taste it.... shoot either i quit watching homeland security or get honest!!! oh yeah and then they turned this dude down from the Netherlands entry because he had two convictions on his record over 20 years ago for heroin use and possession!! he was like i thought i didnt have to report it if the convictions were over 5 years old, this stuff happened 20 yrs ago, they were still like NOPE SORRY

Shoot many crackheads as we have hear in the states, guess they were like we dont need to add any more, and the f-ed part about is the guy was coming to do a Dateline story because he solved the Natalie Holloway case ( that chick who got killed in Aruba)

He Honey I saw that too,

He had to pay the fine because he had an ORANGE in the bag. She didn't care about the sandwich. I see it happen all the time. I declare everything I'll let them take what they want. Most of the time they don't bother me. When Marcel and I came up June last year I had 1 dozen small breadfruit, frozen pinneapple slices, sliced pepper in vinegar, I had shelled guineup in water, 6 bottle of honey and I had about 3 dozen fry fish. They didn't even search us, but I put everything on the paper. I also had a lot of bush tea. I always bring back the same things with me...better to declare it than get caught with it...I think they can charge you up to $15,000...