Raise your hand if you've fallen in love -- or MORE in love -- in Negril

I know there are some great romance stories out there. Anyone?

I met my wife in Negril at Pee Wee's. We crossed paths the year before but didn't actually meet until the next year. We hit it off right away and visited back and fourth after we came home. She lived in Canada and I'm from the US. The next year we shared a room together in negril and continued the long distance thing when we got home, me going up there and her coming down here. Spent a ton on flights and long distance. That next summer we got married here in the states. That was in 20001. We've been doing great ever since, she's my soul mate. We will back in Negril in February. So for us Jamaica will always be special. You never know when or where you are going to meet that special one.

I met a Jewel on the beach a few years ago. We had some good times.

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More in love with the wife each time, it's just one component of the Negril effect.
Spending time with her in a place where everything is pretty much wonderful gives us a recharge, kind of refreshes the bond that gets lost in everyday
hectic life.

I also met my mistress, Jamaica, in Negril. I met her about 10 years ago, and it was love at first sight. The problem is that the more I see her, the more I feel the need to be back in her arms. I think of her daily, try to figure out ways to see her more often and for longer stretches. I look at airfare at random times just to see, even though I know I couldn't go at that time anyway. I also read a message board about her every night, sometimes during the day. Watch webcasts, documentaries, any random show that pops up on cable that mentions her, and dream about her on occasion.

Just glad my wife loves her too.

Love the sentiments. Go Dave. And, go Vols. from Nashville.

We had our first long haul holiday together here and we got married last month here........Negril is the ONLY place I'd want on my marriage certificate!. Negril is with me for life.
Is it silly to say, "I feel blessed!"

My husband and I have been married for 32 years, and we tell people that Negril is a large part of what has kept us together.
It's our yearly time to reconnect, recharge and remember that person that we fell in love with in the first place.

Hey Jody, exactly the same thing for me and my wife, we honeymooned there in 1990 and love it more everytime.

My wife and I were married at tenby's in 1986 been back almost every year. Patrick at "Sunset after Dark" helped cook at our party he was 13 years old.