Yardies at Home and a Farrin (part18)

[sus 70]

sus; u wake up mi seh dem ave a drink a Jamaica name "MANDINGO" lawd gaad

Mi Nah need a bokkle MANDINGO

[SupportOAFJF 0]

sus; u wake up mi seh dem ave a drink a Jamaica name "MANDINGO" lawd gaad

dang it..can i reply to this

[phillyfashionista 8]

Dear Lord; I'm feeling sad today...sad because I have friends that are hurting and feeling like their lives are spinning out of control...Lord, I pray that you'll stop that spinning wheel put a halt on it and redirect them...let them know that prayer is the key and to give it time and let you take control. You know the pain this temporary, but show them the way, so that they'll know that too. All this I ask in your son's precious name...AMEN

Thanks Lawny I need this so much today!

[MsSheka 0]

Let me say this to all my fellow yardies I am a very "BUBBLY" person very easy to get a long with at no point in time I feel the need to be a SMART A$$ unless someone tries me then "ITS ON" so if I ask a question I am truely looking for an answer, I know some people are "Thin Skinned" so I don't play around with people unless they invite me

and on that note I'm back to browsing around

You don't need to explain nothing...I don't think you were being a smart ####, if u no know u no know...plain n simple... most times I mistype, if you don't understand u ask...simple as dat...my girl, u'r good

B)

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

sus; u wake up mi seh dem ave a drink a Jamaica name "MANDINGO" lawd gaad

dang it..can i reply to this

NO!

[sus 70]

sus; u wake up mi seh dem ave a drink a Jamaica name "MANDINGO" lawd gaad

dang it..can i reply to this

Nope, cause you turn ova new leaf..............

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

sus; u wake up mi seh dem ave a drink a Jamaica name "MANDINGO" lawd gaad

Mi Nah need a bokkle MANDINGO

girl, dem a fly aff di shelf and di MAGNUM dem a collect dust -- I'm afraid to drink it...it might mek mi MADAHRAH

[phillyfashionista 8]

I have to leave you with this story... a friend of mine and her 7 year old son...

"On the ride home tonight, Reid said to me: "Mom are you tired of having your periods?", to which I replied, "Um, well, yes I am". He then said, "You should try that thing that lets you have only 4 periods a year". After... calmly explaining to my seven year old boy that unfortunately the "seasonique" pill isn't for me due to my advanced age and my high blood pressure, I promptly came home and threw out our TV."

this is too funny!! but the story reminds me of my husband......he is always telling me things that he has "learned" from watching tv....and i'm like baby you can't believe everything you see on tv

and he wants to order ####### off of qvc...chat bout some luxurious sheets and we can make 3 easy payments....ha!

That's funny! Louis beleives alot of ####### on TV too.

I am rolling over here this is hilarious! My Hubby so wants to get those Sham WOW he is a mechanic and he thinks they will be the greatest additional to his tool box drying a wet sweater with one roll of the Sham WOW ummm I don't think so LOL

[SupportOAFJF 0]

sus; u wake up mi seh dem ave a drink a Jamaica name "MANDINGO" lawd gaad

dang it..can i reply to this

Nope, cause you turn ova new leaf..............

no sah new name time! a joke new leaf it is!

[*JG* 2]

I saw that too MsSheka...

I think it's sad that when it comes right down to it, our lives hang on the perception of ONE PERSON in this Visa Journey...

I also think she should have GONE TO THE INTERVIEW....

It says all over VJ that age difference is a major red flag.

Still I feel bad for her.

It says a lot of stuff all over VJ. Flip a coin any day and all the great advice we have goes to hell. You NEVER EVER know how it's going to go.

[IrieCat 2]

I have to leave you with this story... a friend of mine and her 7 year old son...

"On the ride home tonight, Reid said to me: "Mom are you tired of having your periods?", to which I replied, "Um, well, yes I am". He then said, "You should try that thing that lets you have only 4 periods a year". After... calmly explaining to my seven year old boy that unfortunately the "seasonique" pill isn't for me due to my advanced age and my high blood pressure, I promptly came home and threw out our TV."

this is too funny!! but the story reminds me of my husband......he is always telling me things that he has "learned" from watching tv....and i'm like baby you can't believe everything you see on tv

and he wants to order ####### off of qvc...chat bout some luxurious sheets and we can make 3 easy payments....ha!

That's funny! Louis beleives alot of ####### on TV too.

I am rolling over here this is hilarious! My Hubby so wants to get those Sham WOW he is a mechanic and he thinks they will be the greatest additional to his tool box drying a wet sweater with one roll of the Sham WOW ummm I don't think so LOL

We don't have SHAMWOW but something similar... GROSS! It stinks like mildew and I am always having to bleach it or something. Only thing its 1/2 way good for is drying the car after you wash it.

[MRStee 19]

Im thinking about opening a school in Jamaica if I can...maybe teach there during the summer months...

Mstee..that is such a GREAT thing you are planning!! We need it..and it is absolutely terrible that Jamaica cannot accomplish eradicating illiteracy.. as the Minister of Education says "We, as the Government, wehave to support parents. Help them to develop this culture of expectation that their children must learn to read and write."

Thats right!!! Steve and I often talk about it. When its my time, I may retire in Jamaica so why not build a foundation. For me, its all about the children. Im also thinking about when I begin to teach, starting some type of literacy program between JA and Philly. (exchange letters, trying to get books to JA and having some type of exchange book program) Im trying to visualize how this would work, but as soon as I become a teacher Im going to wrok hard at putting it into play.

[SupportOAFJF 0]

Im thinking about opening a school in Jamaica if I can...maybe teach there during the summer months...

Mstee..that is such a GREAT thing you are planning!! We need it..and it is absolutely terrible that Jamaica cannot accomplish eradicating illiteracy.. as the Minister of Education says "We, as the Government, wehave to support parents. Help them to develop this culture of expectation that their children must learn to read and write."

Thats right!!! Steve and I often talk about it. When its my time, I may retire in Jamaica so why not build a foundation. For me, its all about the children. Im also thinking about when I begin to teach, starting some type of literacy program between JA and Philly. (exchange letters, trying to get books to JA and having some type of exchange book program) Im trying to visualize how this would work, but as soon as I become a teacher Im going to wrok hard at putting it into play.

It was the same for me..I thought where do i start? what do I do first? I had no clue..BUT i just jumped in and WE did it..so kudos to u!!!

[MRStee 19]

Im thinking about opening a school in Jamaica if I can...maybe teach there during the summer months...

Mstee..that is such a GREAT thing you are planning!! We need it..and it is absolutely terrible that Jamaica cannot accomplish eradicating illiteracy.. as the Minister of Education says "We, as the Government, wehave to support parents. Help them to develop this culture of expectation that their children must learn to read and write."

Kimmy -- my dad's older sister did this back in the 90s and could she get support from the government (HELLS NO)...so he funded the first few years on her own and then started to ask for donations. She runs an afterschool and summerschool program out of her house and an adult literacy program...girl, don't get me started with the goverment...mek mi spell it F.U.S.T.R.A.T.I.O.N;

I went to school in Jamaica and thank God for the schooling I had there. My parents wanted my brother and I to do much better than they did in school, so they stood by us in our studies. When I was growing up the other parents in our district looked out for the school kids...

My aunt says it's DIGUSTING that so much energy is put into music, sportsmanship and tourism and di PICKNEY DEM CAAN READ...dem a look fi mek quick money instead. A little boy told my aunt he don't need to go back to school because he's going to become a worldclass runner like Bolt...she said, yeah, but BOLT can read...they little boy replies; wah reading afi do wid running

Thats sad to hear....

[*HeavenSent* 0]

Morning / Afternoon Yardies !! Just passing thru before i'm off to school !! Hope everyone has a blessed day !!