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Jamaica
I had the pleasure of visiting Jamaica in July 2002.
I was one of eight people - primarily women. We flew into Jamaica
and stayed in "Mo Bay" (Montego Bay). The weather was
absolutely beautiful - very humid. I was there for one week and
it rained only one day. The nights were just perfect for strolls
down the strip - not to hot and not to cold. Being a native American
and being exposed to so much advertisement and commercialism, I
had generated my own expectations of what Jamaica would be like.
And I must admit, everything I saw on television and magazines,
I did see there. The beaches are beautiful - I have never seen water
so clear. The natives are physically beautiful and romance is truly
in the air. But I received and saw much more than I ever expected.
Most advertisers fail to show that Jamaica is a third
world country. Hot water is a luxury because most natives do not
have hot water heaters in their homes. Many natives live without
bathrooms in there homes - they use outhouses. It is a privilege
to go to school because many parents cannot afford to send their
children. During the time I was there, one American dollar ($1.00)
is equal to forty-eight ($48.00) Jamaican dollars. Most Jamaicans
live in very small houses - what most Californians would consider
to be a studio apartment. You would think that most Jamaicans would
be depressed and sad. But I have never met so many happy people
in all my life. I attribute their happiness to their belief that
material things are just that - material, it can be replaced. I
am glad that I chose to spend my time with the natives and not on
tours - I learned so much more.
Initially, I felt sorry for the Jamaicans because
of the little they have. But when I returned to the states, I realized
it was America I felt sorry for. We as a nation have so much but
yet we are still so unhappy. I would recommend
that anyone who can to visit Jamaica and see what I saw and experience
what I experienced. I promise, you will not come back the same.
Vontell
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Jamaica
 Just
recently in June of this year I was Blessed to set eyes on Jamaica.
I visited Runaway Bay in Ocho Rios, Jamaica.
My roommate and I stayed at Club Ambiance All Inclusive. The resort
was a 3 star resort full of love and life. It was a pleasure to
mingle and talk with the local people who prepared our food. The
place was clean and safe. Everyone would say to us, "you should
have stayed in one of the nicer resorts". But,
the single most important aspect of Club Ambiance was the staff.
The staff was personable, kind, and loving. After a while the male
staff felt like family to me. They spoiled me to death. The days
were filled with activities, games, sun, people, music and scenery
that was simply heavenly. The men were the charm ingest men I had
every seen. And talkin about dancing, boy could they dance! I love
to dance so one of my highlights was getting my groove on with a
local Jamaican on the dance floor and cutting up the rug. I had
a ball!
The drinks were fabulous and the
sun, the sun baptized my skin each and every day. It evencaressed
my breast during my topless moments. The Caribbean Sea kissed my
skin all over and I simply melted into the vibe of Jamaica.
Everything was 'No Problem Mon'.
I look forward to returning next year 2003.
Corinthia Peoples
California |
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Jamaica
Jamaica was not the place we wanted to go for our honeymoon.
But once we arrived at our hotel and saw how nice all the people were
and how beautiful it was, we had no regrets.
We stayed in Negril, a quiet but lovely little tourist resort with
beautiful trees and lovely white sand beaches.
Melanie, "I wanted to go the Mexico and Joshua wanted to go to the
Hawaii. We couldn't decide so finally we agreed to go to the Caribbean.
We both loved it."
Joshua, "We
are definitely going back next year."
Joshua
& Melanie
Texas |
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Jamaica
It was my girl friends who had invited me to Jamaica
in 1999.
My first day there I thought
to myself, the island is beautiful and the people seem friendly.
The next day we went walking in the town of Montego
Bay, when I met a man whose name was Bigboy.
Never
had I met a man like this guy. He was just so rough but sweet. He
just walked up to me and asked me if I would marry him. Two nights
later we were in bed.
Now I can't get
enough of him, so these days I go down there every chance I get.
Susan
Florida |
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Bahamas
In 1999, my two younger brothers in Memphis asked me
to go on a cruise to the Bahamas. I live in California and I must
admit, I have never been anywhere outside the US let alone a cruise.
Well, I was very happy and pleased with the package
I purchased, which included air, cruise and hotel. We were on a large
ship that sailed from Miami and we stayed three nights in Freeport,
Bahamas at the Bahamian Resort before returning to Miami.
Every day and night on the ship we mingled with the
other guest. Each day and night in the Bahama resort,we partied with
guys and gals (and there were so many sweet and pretty gals).
Clifton Johnson
California
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Jamaica
While on vacation in Jamaica I stayed at the Jamaica
Grande Hotel and I found it to be one of the must beautiful resorts
I have ever vacationed. I would like to thank the management and staff
for making my stay a pleasant and memorable one.
John
Bellard
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