Just about memories and me: Part 4
Sometimes we borrowed one of Merren’s trucks to take us to the beach. Our roads were only dust tracks with holes filled with a little marl. Men would bring the marl in a wheelbarrow and use a shovel to fill…
Just about memories and me: Part 3
On a Saturday morning and holidays we were all out on the road, ready for a game of marbles, hopscotch, Andy over, goole, sheep sheep, come home, and that’s just to mention a few of the games. Of course, we…
Just about memories and me: Part 2
[My eldest brother, Ladner whom had joined the British Merchant Navy, was serving when a torpedo sank the ship he was on in 1942.] I remember when my mother and father received the news that evening. I was out grocery…
Just about memories and me
I am the last of NINE children (four sons and five daughters). Being the baby of the family I was very special, inasmuch as I was looked after, cared for and loved so much, not only by my parents but…
“AVON CALLING”
“Avon calling,” says the lady As she knocked upon the door “Avon calling,” I repeated As I moved across the floor. A pretty lady entered Wearing quite a happy smile And dressed so neat and tidy So like the Avon…
i(Witness)News live from Bethlehem
iNews Cayman was Witness to the birth of Jesus on Sunday Dec. 4th, 2011 at the First Baptist Church of Grand Cayman. With a cast of nearly 40, 38 being children aged from 5 years to 13 years and a crew…
CAYMAN’S ARK: Giving is Receiving
Due to last’s year’s overwhelming response to ARK’s “Giving is Receiving” Project , we are delighted to be organising it again this Christmas. Last year, we received over 600 filled shopping bags and thousands of dollars worth of Christmas gifts…
Bodden Town perfect for Gimistory
Just outside the Mission House in Bodden Town was the ideal venue for Gimistory, one evening out of a whole week of traditional-style Caribbean storytelling put on by the Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF). The event was well attended and…
Cultural Night at Red Bay Primary School
Tortillas, salsa and songs were all the rage on Tuesday Night (29th November) during the Red Bay Primary School’s Primary Years Programme (PYP) Cultural Night. The event highlighted the culture, foods, dress and dance of 18 Latin countries, from Cuba…
PARKING
We’ve got a real problem with parking Especially right here in George Town I mean, this tiny town is so very busy We can look for ages and not a space can be found. New office buildings are going up…
