Although our Independence day had passed November 30th, this blog post has been already written on December 1st, but due to life’s unforeseen circumstances, time now permits me to publish this new blog post.
Apologies for the late posting.
Now that its the Christmas spirit, December 1st, In Barbados, Sky Mall hosted a patriotic car show in their car park at Haggatt Hall, St. Michael.
There were…
As Barbados celebrates 53 years of independence this month, here are 5 things you did not know about Barbados, or had you forgotten.
The peak of Mount Hillaby is the highest point of Barbados.
Bim and Bimshire are two other names people refer to Barbados.
In 1961, Barbados Deep Water Harbour was opened by Sir Grantley Adams, The 1st Prime Minister of the West Indies Federation…
Now October is known as ‘Pinktober’, as it spreads the awareness of Breast Cancer.
What Is Breast Cancer?
Breast Cancer is a disease common in women, in which cells in the breast grow out of control. There are different kinds of breast cancer, it all depends on which cells turn into cancer.
Is There A Chance Breast Cancer Can Spread Outside The Breast?
Yes there is a chance Breast Cancer can…
Today marks two years from when Hurricane Maria then devastated the Nature Island of Dominica. I was fortunate enough to be part of their 2018 rebuild team, providing roofing assistance for those who were still affected.
So I will say today, lets us all have a memorable moment of silence for all that was lost then and let us never forget the mercy of God which he has among us.
Below are my blog…
I am truly sorry for being really late on posting this blog post, but life has been really busy lately. So, my “down times” are sometimes only weekends.
History of Barbados Gospelfest
Now Barbados Gospelfest goes way back from 1993, and it was then known as the Barbados Tourist Board. Did you know Barbados Gospelfest gave Barbados Gospel Artist exposure to the International Gospel Community?
Mother Sally (“Muddah Sally”) represents female fertility and is seen with exaggerated breasts and an enormous bottom. Mother sally is also part of Barbados Traditional Tuk Band, along with other costumed figures such as: Shaggy Bear, The Donkey Man, and The Stiltman.
Little do you know, Mother Sally was originally costumed by a man wearing a mask to shield his identity. Today’s Mother Sally…
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