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Michael Abrahams | Our children as collateral damage - Vimarsana News

Michael Abrahams | Our children as collateral damage

Last year, there were many murders in Jamaica, as usual. Two of the most publicised and horrific involved children, both female. The first was the case of Danielle Rowe, an eight-year-old girl who was abducted from school, had her throat slashed,...

Not too late to share - Vimarsana News

Not too late to share

MONDAY GONE AH got ah call from Arabisque Shippers saying dat my barrel has arrived at de Customs. By now dey all know dat I am ah regular, every year my ever faithful boy-days, village buddy, Dr David Joyette sends me ah Christmas Barrel. As youths we did ah lot ah pardonable missshiff, night and day. He remembers every detail, like de time dey sent us lickle youths to town …

Not too late to share - Vimarsana News

Not too late to share

MONDAY GONE AH got ah call from Arabisque Shippers saying dat my barrel has arrived at de Customs. By now dey all know dat I am ah regular, every year my ever faithful boy-days, village buddy, Dr David Joyette sends me ah Christmas Barrel. As youths we did ah lot ah pardonable missshiff, night and day. He remembers every detail, like de time dey sent us lickle youths to town …

Cinco de Mayo is also Boys' (or Children's) Day in Hawaiʻi - Vimarsana News

Cinco de Mayo is also Boys' (or Children's) Day in Hawaiʻi

Hawaii Magazine So if you see these fish flags, you know why. May 5, 2015 While plenty of bars and restaurants throughout Hawaii will break out the Dos Equis, chips and salsa for today’s Cinco de Mayo holiday, many family homes will celebrate May 5 a little bit differently: by flying koinobori, colorful carp-shaped flags, in honor of Tango no Sekku, or Boys’ Day. The traditional Japanese holiday’s original intent was to honor and recognize all male children on the fifth day of the fifth month, a corollary to Girls’ Day, which honors female children on the third day of the third month ...