Hey Gerry. I truly believe that people are a product of their envireonment. That says alot about your recenty passed father. I hope to meet you someday in Nengril. Please don't stop going!
Regards
Hey Gerry. I truly believe that people are a product of their envireonment. That says alot about your recenty passed father. I hope to meet you someday in Nengril. Please don't stop going!
Regards
I know exactly what you mean about the town hurting your feelings ... Its just bitter sweat brutal at times! I would love for you to explain what excatly hurts your feelings to better understand?
Paradise is lost in the town of negril at times. Please explain what you meant when you wrote that.
Thanks!
Gerryg123 I’ve been checking in several times a day just to see if you’ve posted.
I love your personality it shines through in your writing……….as does your pain !
I can’t speak for Negril as I mentioned before I’ve only passed through,
I’m more familiar with the north coast but for sure Jamaica as much as she can give you the greatest of highs she can also bring you down and yes leave you feeling hurt…………
You’re a good man Gerryg cut yourself some slack, give yourself time to come to terms with the loss of your Dad, you don’t always have to be the life and soul of the party………..Tears of a clown and all that.
Take care Gerryg123 ya mon………….(Been watching to many of your vid’s, because I know your voice I feel like I know you I apologise if this is a little too personal)
Jo x
Last edited by jay; 01-12-2013 at 09:17 PM.
"You’re a good man Gerryg cut yourself some slack, give yourself time to come to terms with the loss of your Dad, you don’t always have to be the life and soul of the party………..Tears of a clown and all that."
I totally agree. Be kind to yourself, Gerry, and spend lots of quality time with your beautiful daughters. That will bring you more joy and peace than anything. You'll be back.
Hard to put into words, especially when I would prefer not to say anything bad about Negril period, but let's just say I've come to terms with my so-called popularity in Negril -- a lot of peeps I meet are simply interested in how much money I can give them .... but then again, so was my ex-wife, and we had some good years, lol.Originally Posted by Fun in the sun
Also, I've had a few mishaps with some thieves, and I would prefer to just leave it at that.
Margi, an expat, has seen it all in Negril, and she put it to me in a good way: "If you can be really 'tolerant', Negril is the greatest place in the world." But for me, the IF can grow bigger and bigger sometimes.
Juli is a neat person.
Her son is a member of the same Fraternity as I and I was able to answer some questions she had.
Hope she's reading this as would like to get in touch with her son
Gerry,
I hope you're there when I am again. Please come out to my yard and you may see the Jamaica without the dollar signs
Respect
Last edited by captaind; 01-14-2013 at 06:26 PM.
Linston's Zion Hill Taxi
Captain Dave
Here are some pics (top to bottom):
1-2, nice shots of the beach on a sunny day
3, Bentley wears Chicago Bears garb
4, The Negril bar staff in action
Hey Gerry...I know where your coming from..I always tell my friends who go to Jam that you need to know your pretty much seen as a only a walking dollar sign...
Some people(lets say Many) will come off as your BFF -but really ,when it comes down to it its about what you have $$$ and what they can get..I'm not saying ALL jams-there are some who would sincerely help you and not expect anything in return.This goes for foreigners living there as well...not just visiting tourists..
Last edited by suzengrace; 01-13-2013 at 11:05 PM.
" Ones destination is never a place, but rather a new way of looking at things." (Henry Miller)
true words spoken . . . we have to remember that jamaica is 3rd world, i know many would disagree but i see it that way!
Here is a little video on the ocean looking up at a parasailer .....
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