My name ain't Stella....

[Yaads 0]

Well I am off to start a busy weekend! Have a good weekend y'all!

[Forever Young 1]

Tradee holds the door ajar for the nurse, and follows behind her.

Tradee: Is something wrong with my fiancée or my baby?

Nurse: Eh? So yuh nuh married tuh har? Mi bwoy mi cyan help but notice yuh. Yuh sweet. Soon yuh farrin ooman go back hovaseas, and yuh gwaan need wan next big ooman fe warm yuh bed. Beg yuh numba Ras. Mi will mek yuh happy fe tru. Mi his ard working and a Christian.

Tradee: Bwoy mi neva knoa ooman can craven so! Big oomens nuh need fe beg de hood. Yuh brite eh? Yuh call mi hout ere fe chat foolfool business inna mi aize doan? Nuh sar. Mi nuh rate slackness mi gyal. Chat bout Christian. Mi his Rasta, so nutten nuh wuk wid we. Likkle more.

Nurse: Yuh knoa sey big ooman nuh fight ova man. Mi neva mind share yuh doh. Mi pums tite star. Mi neva breed all til now. Yuh wan pickney? Mi can give yuh nuff pickney Rasta. Whaa mek? Oh mi get ie. Yuh ah look a greencard doan? Gwaan tru Rentadred. Eh Eh! *kiss teet*

Tradee: *kiss teet*

Tradee dismisses the wayward nurse and walks down the hall in search of the doctor. With no luck, he goes outside the building to call Toya and Fitz.

But she BRITE like WAH!!!!!! Tradee Good...mi wouldda cuss har claat!! Dyam outta order ...dis is a hospital or Margaritaville???? Rent-a-dread?? But, she still waan fi rent 'im...or atleas a pissa 'im!! Bwoy some ooman nuh heasy atall!!

Bless, Gill

[SupportOAFJF 0]

ahhaha..Gilli u no easy...di phocking ole foot nurse brite and outa auda ..bout she a look cocky from young bwot...she no 'ear bout smaddy name MYA..a chu she no inna har rite mind mek she no mudd her from she ask bout if Tradee bax her...ahahaa

English..ur son is verrrry adorable and i too think he looks just like u

Yardie have a good wkend aldough u a go be busy...

Mi 'ave home work mi need fi get to...but mi still no get back inna di s chool vibe yet i hope it come back soonn..ahhaaa

[SupportOAFJF 0]

Mi tell u bout dem jamaican nurse yah..fiesty a no di word...ahhaaa....

That pillow thing is creepy...ahahhahaa

dem shoulda have one wid a BLACK hand lol

ahahaha...cause u know BLACK tings more lookable...hahahaa...mek mi kow if mi affi put one disclaimer pon dat

[jawi876 2]

Ian: Oh baby. I’m going to be as slow as a Babyface song. I’ll make love to you…like you want me to. Baaabby…let’s…let’s go slow. I can even beg like Keith Sweat girl.

Melodee: You are funny. Let’s go.

Ian grabs Melodee around her waist as he pigeon walks around her a** from behind. The rotation of her a** is making his crotch rise with longing. He is tempted to bite her neck from the intense ache. But, he instead settles on licking the back of her neck, along her spine. Melodee’s skin goose pimples from the erotic feeling. Ian just managed to stumble on her spot, and she gets excited. His hardening #######, feels decadent against her a**, and she likes the hardy weight of it. Melodee plans to fantasize about Shotta for more inspiration. She wants to call him. She has a feeling of dread that he needs her at this exact moment, but she decides to shrug it off.

Ian hands Melodee the keycard, and forces her to bend over into his crotch as she attempts to place the card in the slot on the door.

Ian: OOOOOO…damn girl! You feel good. What do you have in the works for Daddy?

Melodee: Daddy? Whaa? Mi daddy neva did ere.

Ian: Huh?

Melodee: Oh! Excuse me! You were referring to yourself when you said Daddy? Oops. Sorry. *snickering* Eh…eh!

Ian: Talk Jamaican to me!

[shrewdgal 0]

Mel is walking blind...right into the lion's den...what an idiot

Part of me thinks she can tame him!!

I hope for the sake of her skin she can

So what kind of mission work did you do in JA? What parts of the island?

Well, I worked with Pastor George Sampson in the MoBay area..we have worked at a school in Flankers. Barrett Town.

Every summer we spend at least a week of our time on the mission working at Blossom Gardens, Copes, and Westhaven orphanages

We have been building a house in Malton (Manchester) the past couple of years. WE do work in Mandeville and Clarendon

Mostly we do whatever the need is. Physically all we do is build stuff for the orphanages and we have built the house from the bottom up. I have only been helping on that project the past two years.

We always help out with anything.

We usually do some church services and a bible school. At least once a summer we distribute supply bags to certain towns.

whatever really. hahaha

[Forever Young 1]

Mel is walking blind...right into the lion's den...what an idiot

Part of me thinks she can tame him!!

I hope for the sake of her skin she can

So what kind of mission work did you do in JA? What parts of the island?

Well, I worked with Pastor George Sampson in the MoBay area..we have worked at a school in Flankers. Barrett Town.

Every summer we spend at least a week of our time on the mission working at Blossom Gardens, Copes, and Westhaven orphanages

We have been building a house in Malton (Manchester) the past couple of years. WE do work in Mandeville and Clarendon

Mostly we do whatever the need is. Physically all we do is build stuff for the orphanages and we have built the house from the bottom up. I have only been helping on that project the past two years.

We always help out with anything.

We usually do some church services and a bible school. At least once a summer we distribute supply bags to certain towns.

whatever really. hahaha

Shrewdie,

That is SOOOOOOOO wonderful!!! Wow, you are a saint! That is very admirable of you! That's how you met your husband right?

Are there a lot of children in the orphanges? My sister in D.C. is looking to adopt and she really want to adopt a child from our parent's homeland, Jamaica. Because she feels there is a need there. She says it is very expensive and long process, but she really wants a JA. child.

Ken, and I actually talked about this too! He loves kids and wants a house full ...But, I am older and can probably only squeeze one more out! Not to mention there are so many children in need. Plus with three boys between the two of us...this seems like our only option to have a little girl!

Well again Shrewdie, your efforts are truly inspirational!!

Bless-ed ,

Gill

[shrewdgal 0]

Mel is walking blind...right into the lion's den...what an idiot

Part of me thinks she can tame him!!

I hope for the sake of her skin she can

So what kind of mission work did you do in JA? What parts of the island?

Well, I worked with Pastor George Sampson in the MoBay area..we have worked at a school in Flankers. Barrett Town.

Every summer we spend at least a week of our time on the mission working at Blossom Gardens, Copes, and Westhaven orphanages

We have been building a house in Malton (Manchester) the past couple of years. WE do work in Mandeville and Clarendon

Mostly we do whatever the need is. Physically all we do is build stuff for the orphanages and we have built the house from the bottom up. I have only been helping on that project the past two years.

We always help out with anything.

We usually do some church services and a bible school. At least once a summer we distribute supply bags to certain towns.

whatever really. hahaha

Shrewdie,

That is SOOOOOOOO wonderful!!! Wow, you are a saint! That is very admirable of you! That's how you met your husband right?

Are there a lot of children in the orphanges? My sister in D.C. is looking to adopt and she really want to adopt a child from our parent's homeland, Jamaica. Because she feels there is a need there. She says it is very expensive and long process, but she really wants a JA. child.

Ken, and I actually talked about this too! He loves kids and wants a house full ...But, I am older and can probably only squeeze one more out! Not to mention there are so many children in need. Plus with three boys between the two of us...this seems like our only option to have a little girl!

Well again Shrewdie, your efforts are truly inspirational!!

Bless-ed ,

Gill

hahahah, not a saint, far from it!!

We totally plan to adopt too!

This past summer we fell in love with a brother nad sister we wanted to take.

If you are interested, Blossom Gardens in MoBay has children up to 7 years I think. Lots of little ones.

YES!!! IT TAKES FOREVER!! But.then again...doesnt ANYTHING with immigration???

I THINK if you adopt from jamaica all you really have is the immigration fee. I might be wrong but I dont think there are all the adoption fees like here in the U.S. So probably it equals out in the end.

I totally encourage you to go to some of the orphanages in JAmaica..It will totally open your heart and then you will become addicted just like we all are.

Even my husband who helped us build the house had never been to the orphanages and it was like all he could say was "i never knew. i never knew"

[Marlita 0]

Mel is walking blind...right into the lion's den...what an idiot

Part of me thinks she can tame him!!

I hope for the sake of her skin she can

So what kind of mission work did you do in JA? What parts of the island?

Well, I worked with Pastor George Sampson in the MoBay area..we have worked at a school in Flankers. Barrett Town.

Every summer we spend at least a week of our time on the mission working at Blossom Gardens, Copes, and Westhaven orphanages

We have been building a house in Malton (Manchester) the past couple of years. WE do work in Mandeville and Clarendon

Mostly we do whatever the need is. Physically all we do is build stuff for the orphanages and we have built the house from the bottom up. I have only been helping on that project the past two years.

We always help out with anything.

We usually do some church services and a bible school. At least once a summer we distribute supply bags to certain towns.

whatever really. hahaha

Shrewdie,

That is SOOOOOOOO wonderful!!! Wow, you are a saint! That is very admirable of you! That's how you met your husband right?

Are there a lot of children in the orphanges? My sister in D.C. is looking to adopt and she really want to adopt a child from our parent's homeland, Jamaica. Because she feels there is a need there. She says it is very expensive and long process, but she really wants a JA. child.

Ken, and I actually talked about this too! He loves kids and wants a house full ...But, I am older and can probably only squeeze one more out! Not to mention there are so many children in need. Plus with three boys between the two of us...this seems like our only option to have a little girl!

Well again Shrewdie, your efforts are truly inspirational!!

Bless-ed ,

Gill

I've thought about adopting too. For some reason I really feel like I it will be difficult to have kids naturally, even though I'm not really trying. So I've already decided that I want to adopt. I never thought about adopting from Jamaica, but now that my husband is Jamaican, and we plan on moving back there anyway it sounds like a good idea.

[Marlita 0]

Mel is walking blind...right into the lion's den...what an idiot

Part of me thinks she can tame him!!

I hope for the sake of her skin she can

So what kind of mission work did you do in JA? What parts of the island?

Well, I worked with Pastor George Sampson in the MoBay area..we have worked at a school in Flankers. Barrett Town.

Every summer we spend at least a week of our time on the mission working at Blossom Gardens, Copes, and Westhaven orphanages

We have been building a house in Malton (Manchester) the past couple of years. WE do work in Mandeville and Clarendon

Mostly we do whatever the need is. Physically all we do is build stuff for the orphanages and we have built the house from the bottom up. I have only been helping on that project the past two years.

We always help out with anything.

We usually do some church services and a bible school. At least once a summer we distribute supply bags to certain towns.

whatever really. hahaha

Shrewdie,

That is SOOOOOOOO wonderful!!! Wow, you are a saint! That is very admirable of you! That's how you met your husband right?

Are there a lot of children in the orphanges? My sister in D.C. is looking to adopt and she really want to adopt a child from our parent's homeland, Jamaica. Because she feels there is a need there. She says it is very expensive and long process, but she really wants a JA. child.

Ken, and I actually talked about this too! He loves kids and wants a house full ...But, I am older and can probably only squeeze one more out! Not to mention there are so many children in need. Plus with three boys between the two of us...this seems like our only option to have a little girl!

Well again Shrewdie, your efforts are truly inspirational!!

Bless-ed ,

Gill

hahahah, not a saint, far from it!!

We totally plan to adopt too!

This past summer we fell in love with a brother nad sister we wanted to take.

If you are interested, Blossom Gardens in MoBay has children up to 7 years I think. Lots of little ones.

YES!!! IT TAKES FOREVER!! But.then again...doesnt ANYTHING with immigration???

I THINK if you adopt from jamaica all you really have is the immigration fee. I might be wrong but I dont think there are all the adoption fees like here in the U.S. So probably it equals out in the end.

I totally encourage you to go to some of the orphanages in JAmaica..It will totally open your heart and then you will become addicted just like we all are.

Even my husband who helped us build the house had never been to the orphanages and it was like all he could say was "i never knew. i never knew"

Thats a really good idea to go to the orphanages. I think I will try to do that on one of my next trips since we're always in Mobay now. Thanks!

[brownnskinn 0]

oh. this REALLY makes me miss the hubby....

MORE MORE!!!

I know...and he's here Reminds me our are break ups and make ups.

[brownnskinn 0]

and the plot turns ? Mya get on ur running shoes

Zeen!

[brownnskinn 0]

Growing Wild

And now mi a seventy, deh bloodcl**t sinting dem a grow wild an mi cyant ben dung

LMAO!!!! KIKIKIKI...waaaaaiiieeeee... :lol:

[brownnskinn 0]

CONGRATS GILL

Mi pickney a mash up mi story time!

Nuff headwash him a get, nuff oregano mi nyam, nuff acupressure mi happly, nuff time mi siddung pon exercise ball fi get him headtop pressure to mi cervix - him naah waan lef yaad!!!

So sorry Jonesie

[brownnskinn 0]

oooh im hooked on this story like a jamaican on ganja!!

OK...my Jcan isn't on ganja tho

Edited December 16, 2007 by brownnskinn