Tag Archives: jamaica
All Change
I’m about to make some huge changes. If the numerous decisions of my life were arranged as emails in my Gmail account, I’d star this one and create a folder called ‘HUGE CHOICES’ and file it in there along with … Continue reading
Finding Myself
As most of you that read this regularly know, I am slap bang in between my mid and late thirties, aka 37. I’m not going through a mid life crisis, but I am looking within a little more nowadays. I … Continue reading
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Tagged accent, crisis, identity, improvement, integrity, jamaica, London, mid-life, musings, parents, self, sympathetic, writing, xenophobia
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Blind Flight.
This was my first real attempt at a novel. It’s a fiction novel that takes the main character, Jay from East London to rural Jamaica, in search of self discovery, born out from a painful loss. I’ve since put ‘Blind … Continue reading
How Shaking Hands With an Alligator Changes Everything!
So a few years ago, my soon to be wife and I were holidaying in Jamaica. My mum and dad suggested we take a trip down to Black River, the capital of my parent’s district of residence, St Elizabeth. Black … Continue reading
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Tagged alligator, black river, change, experience, jamaica, life, love, musings, writing
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