All systems go with Linston!! On to the School for the Deaf.

Yeah mon, I finally linked up with the cool dude Linston for my travel needs in Jamaica.

I wanted him to pick me up and take me to the Jamaican Christian School for the Deaf.

It is up in the hills, somewhere on the outskirts of Montego Bay.

I don't know if any of you remember the report I wrote about a year and a half ago.

I had checked my bags in at the airport on my return home.

I had 2 hours to kill, so i decided to walk around the airport a bit.

I looked down the long hallway and saw a group of school kids in their uniform and a woman waving her hands alot.

I thought to myself "hmmm, i have never seen Jamaican kids acting up so bad that an adult had to reprimand them out in public.

I walked a little closer and realized she was using sign language!

Wow! How cool.

My daughter is deaf and we both have been signing since she was 2 years old.

I walked closer and stood next to the kids.

The teacher looked at me and I signed "hello, I know sign language".;)

The kids all looked up at me with those beautiful brown eyes and smiles on their faces.

The teacher told me they were on a field trip and shared with me some info about her school.

I communicated with the little fellows and the darling girls for a while.

When I left there was one little boy who looked so cute and sad at the same time.

I told him "Have no fear little prince, Markospoon will be back".

So, this next trip, in October I plan on visiting the school with the help of Linston.

I will probably hang out with the kids for a couple of hours before I head to Negril.

Thanks Linston for being there for me and the kids!

Love it! :)

Very cool Markospoon...

Nuff Respect!

Peace and Guidance

big up to you..

Thanks folks.

I am a big push over for the wee ones.

I just need to find something other than the usual for the kids.

I have a pretty good idea of what they would need and like.

So, no worries there.

Problem is, I may not want to leave them. (parting is such sweet sorrow)

My duaghter is in her twenties, with a college degree from RIT in Rochester, NY.

She moved to California to follow her dreams and left me in Chicago (boo hoo):(

So, I am an empty nester kinda guy.

Now, I will have a few more kids to share this big heart of mine. LOL, lucky me!:rolleyes:

Very nice.:)

What a great experience! Please report back on how it went :)

You rock Homeboy

"Problem is, I may not want to leave them. (parting is such sweet sorrow)"

Markospoon,

Linston will stay with you as long as you wish. Spend as much time as you want.

Cap