Occupation: Entrepreneur, Web Designer
When do you feel most proud to be Jamaican?
Whenever I am in a foreign country.
What is Jamaica’s Best export?
Its culture, especially its music.
Where is your secret spot in Kingston?
Hope gardens.
Occupation: Student
When do you feel most proud to be Jamaican?
When the Athletes Represent Jamaica well
What is Jamaica’s Best export?
Coffee
Where is your secret spot in Kingston?
Scotchies
We visited the restaurant Anna Banana in Port Antonio for a quick bite to eat. The food was in many ways below par, I had visited before and the meal was excellent then. The real story of this little seaside restaurant however is its beauty. You could eat sand there and still enjoy the visit.
We visited Anna Banana in Port Antonio for a quick bite to eat. The food was in many ways lacking but the beauty of the venue more than made up for it.
My Grandfather died, I went back to the home of my father’s father in the Rio Grande Valley, and got some cool pictures while I was at it. The home coming was bitter sweet! R.I.P Grandad.
My Grandfather died, I went back to the home of my father's father, and got some cool pictures while I was at it. R.I.P Grandad.
We drove down to Oracabessa, St. Mary, Jamaica for a fish fry, while there we decided to visit the James Bond beach…was packed due to an event so we decided to visit the Calabash the beach next door!
We went to a fish fry in Oracabessa, St. Mary, while there we passed through James Bond beach or close to it.
11-04-04
After much internal debate and Smirnoff Black Ice, I have finally managed to put the first issue of xhanubis together. Unfortunately I can’t at this time say whether it is going to be monthly or quarterly as it all depends on a whole shit load of other stuff. – News Posted on The High Life, The Good Life – April 11 2004
This for me was my first attempt at creating an online magazine dedicated to Jamaica, as seen through my eyes. This was the birth of what was eventually to become ‘Life in Jamaica’. 7 years later the desire to share not only the culture of my country but also my unique point of view still remains strong and 50+ articles later, Life has continued to fulfill its original mandate while exploring new topics and issues beyond the cloud of smoke.
Mandate
Life is an attempt to capture snapshots of the culture of urban Jamaica as embraced by the herbalists, smokers and non-smokers alike. It is an urban expose in the characters and culture which make up the local herbal landscape. It is an indulgence in the sights, sounds, and movements which rebel against social norms even while creating them.
Recently…I found the original files for what to date is still one of my favorite projects and I am posting them so you can once again enjoy The Good Life