Yardies a home and a farrin (Part 22)

[TRELAWNY PARISH 10]

morning Ladies can't sleep...I've lost a few friends in Haiti -- one the brothers is staying with my parents they're waiting to tell his mom but she's recovering from surgery he says he can't do this on his own...so, we're going to go with him later this morning. His mom has been asking and we don't know how she'll take the news. She's 72. He left Haiti on Sunday to be with his mom here while she recovered. He lost most of his family in Haiti.

[Shemmy 4]

Hello VJ family. Hope everyone is well. Congrats on the recent approvals. I have problems seeing VJ from my cell phone so I haven't logged on in a week.

[MsSheka 0]

morning Ladies can't sleep...I've lost a few friends in Haiti -- one the brothers is staying with my parents they're waiting to tell his mom but she's recovering from surgery he says he can't do this on his own...so, we're going to go with him later this morning. His mom has been asking and we don't know how she'll take the news. She's 72. He left Haiti on Sunday to be with his mom here while she recovered. He lost most of his family in Haiti.

Sis I have stopped watching the news i find myself getting very depressed all we can do now is pray((((hug s))))

[kjenkins86 5]

morning Ladies can't sleep...I've lost a few friends in Haiti -- one the brothers is staying with my parents they're waiting to tell his mom but she's recovering from surgery he says he can't do this on his own...so, we're going to go with him later this morning. His mom has been asking and we don't know how she'll take the news. She's 72. He left Haiti on Sunday to be with his mom here while she recovered. He lost most of his family in Haiti.

I'm so sorry to hear that.

I can't see my self assuring people by saying it's ok to be ok when chances are it won't be. So my advice to all is to pray and thank God for who and what we are left with and chearish each other because we never know what tomorrow may bring

[sus 70]

Morning all - TGIF, the end of this day cannot come soon enough!

[Always Blessed 1]

morning Ladies can't sleep...I've lost a few friends in Haiti -- one the brothers is staying with my parents they're waiting to tell his mom but she's recovering from surgery he says he can't do this on his own...so, we're going to go with him later this morning. His mom has been asking and we don't know how she'll take the news. She's 72. He left Haiti on Sunday to be with his mom here while she recovered. He lost most of his family in Haiti.

Morning All Hope you have a blessed day.

Tre,

I am sorry to hear about your friends you have lost in Haiti, I have also lost 6 friends so far in Haiti and 12 are still not located, All we can do is pray.

Philly any news on your end ?

Morning all - TGIF, the end of this day cannot come soon enough!

I am so much in agreement with that, this whole week has been so slow for me

[yankeesgirl79 0]

morning ladies!

my prayers go out to ALL of you who have lost or not located family/friends in Haiti......

sus......i could not agree more.......jamaica can not get here soon enough though......effff the friday part! LOL

[NatPatBen 3]

Good morning, everyone.

[JaHoney 3]

good morning ladies

[LadyC 1]

Good Morning Yardies.....

Tre my prayers goes out to your friend and his family and to you and your family too. This is such a sad time for alot of people.

Philly any news as yet?

[sus 70]

morning ladies!

my prayers go out to ALL of you who have lost or not located family/friends in Haiti......

sus......i could not agree more.......jamaica can not get here soon enough though......effff the friday part! LOL

That I agree with!!

[LadyC 1]

T-Mobile USA Waives Call Charges to and From Haiti

Joey Samaniego, PCWorld

Jan 14, 2010 8:53 pm

T-Mobile USA, Inc. announced that they will be doing what they can to lend their aid in the wake of the magnitude 7 earthquake that shook the Port-au-Prince area on January 12. The company will allow current T-Mobile customers to make phone calls to Haiti free of charge. T-Mobile is hoping to help unite family members by enabling phone calls without charges retroactively from January 12, 2010, until January 31, 2010. And any T-Mobile customers will also be able to roam free-of charge while in Haiti.

President and CEO of T-Mobile USA, Robert Dottson explains that “Our company and our employees care deeply for our customers, and we know that many customers have been directly impacted by the disaster in Haiti. While our thoughts go out to those in Haiti who are suffering so greatly at this time, our promise is to help people connect with those who matter most. I can think of no better time to demonstrate this commitment.”

Additionally, T-Mobile committed itself to helping to restore the wireless communications infrastructure maintained by its partner networks, Voila and Digicel, that was damaged in the earthquake. T-Mobile will also donate wireless equipment such as generator equipment and cellsites.

Any cell phone user who wishes to help can simply text “HAITI” to “90999” to make a $10 donation to Red Cross. The donation will be charged to your T-Mobile bill. Don’t worry if you’re out of text messages for the month, there is no per-text fee for this service, even if you don’t have a text messaging plan. So far, Americans have raised $5 million for the Haitian relief efforts, surpassing the $4 million total donations made through texts that were raised in 2009.

[TAMH 2]

T-Mobile USA Waives Call Charges to and From Haiti

Joey Samaniego, PCWorld

Jan 14, 2010 8:53 pm

T-Mobile USA, Inc. announced that they will be doing what they can to lend their aid in the wake of the magnitude 7 earthquake that shook the Port-au-Prince area on January 12. The company will allow current T-Mobile customers to make phone calls to Haiti free of charge. T-Mobile is hoping to help unite family members by enabling phone calls without charges retroactively from January 12, 2010, until January 31, 2010. And any T-Mobile customers will also be able to roam free-of charge while in Haiti.

President and CEO of T-Mobile USA, Robert Dottson explains that “Our company and our employees care deeply for our customers, and we know that many customers have been directly impacted by the disaster in Haiti. While our thoughts go out to those in Haiti who are suffering so greatly at this time, our promise is to help people connect with those who matter most. I can think of no better time to demonstrate this commitment.”

Additionally, T-Mobile committed itself to helping to restore the wireless communications infrastructure maintained by its partner networks, Voila and Digicel, that was damaged in the earthquake. T-Mobile will also donate wireless equipment such as generator equipment and cellsites.

Any cell phone user who wishes to help can simply text “HAITI” to “90999” to make a $10 donation to Red Cross. The donation will be charged to your T-Mobile bill. Don’t worry if you’re out of text messages for the month, there is no per-text fee for this service, even if you don’t have a text messaging plan. So far, Americans have raised $5 million for the Haitian relief efforts, surpassing the $4 million total donations made through texts that were raised in 2009.

Good morning ladies!

[*JG* 2]

St Joseph's in Clayton.

I penciled you in. Only thing might be the Lindbergh H.S. lot sale. Ever been? It's huge and I've made lots of money out there. If it is.....and I think it usually is right around Mother's Day....I have to be out there. My friends and I have a couple spots our there every May and September. I will call her over weekend and find out exactly when that is.

OMG JG that is a hot mess LOL but it made me laugh

Makes your feet small

(shrug) he's 17....going 1/2 day to highschool and 1/2 day to college and has his first girlfriend. I can't sweat him too much. He's a good kid with a lot of stuff on his plate right now.

But, he's got to look at the big picture here. College is expensive!

morning Ladies can't sleep...I've lost a few friends in Haiti -- one the brothers is staying with my parents they're waiting to tell his mom but she's recovering from surgery he says he can't do this on his own...so, we're going to go with him later this morning. His mom has been asking and we don't know how she'll take the news. She's 72. He left Haiti on Sunday to be with his mom here while she recovered. He lost most of his family in Haiti.

I'm so sorry, Tre.

[My4rmylife 0]

morning Ladies can't sleep...I've lost a few friends in Haiti -- one the brothers is staying with my parents they're waiting to tell his mom but she's recovering from surgery he says he can't do this on his own...so, we're going to go with him later this morning. His mom has been asking and we don't know how she'll take the news. She's 72. He left Haiti on Sunday to be with his mom here while she recovered. He lost most of his family in Haiti.

I am so sorry

good morning everyone