Jamaica meets North Carolina

[thndrdancr 0]

Hey Belize,

Yes, Do come on in to the yardie thread. My husband is from Guyana, which HE consider also "the caribbean" and since it was the closest I could come to actually making friends in any of the forums, it felt so much more like family than anywhere else. So I just sort of came in and made myself at home.

I ramble and I am not sure anyone reads ALL of what I say, but I consider them all "family".

Jill

[belize 0]

Right on...yeah i was reading in one thread that the wife had thrown a party for her man and cooked mac n cheese, mashed potatoes, etc...and i was sooooo thinking about belizean food haha....so my best friend went out and bought me a crock pot so i can still do my full-time job and cook all the comfort foods at the same time! ha...my mother-in-law is a cook, so i figure food will be a big way to stay connected to family and belize in general...the only twist in belize is that there are many spanish and mayan people, so there are lots of tortillas [which i don't know if people eat or make in Jamaica]....so I can make some serious tortillas...

Luckily, if I do the cooking, he does the cleaning, even when we used to live out in the bush with no electricity or anything and he'd be scrubbing away into the evening...hehehe...

Hey Belize,

Yes, Do come on in to the yardie thread. My husband is from Guyana, which HE consider also "the caribbean" and since it was the closest I could come to actually making friends in any of the forums, it felt so much more like family than anywhere else. So I just sort of came in and made myself at home.

I ramble and I am not sure anyone reads ALL of what I say, but I consider them all "family".

Jill

[Elizabethnhenry 0]

So I just sort of came in and made myself at home.

I ramble and I am not sure anyone reads ALL of what I say, but I consider them all "family".

Jill

U R Loved anyway.

Edited August 20, 2006 by Elizabethnhenry

[Jamaica to CT 0]

bumping up for Ebony.