My First Handmade Book

As a child I had coin collections, stamp collections, sea shell collections…well you get the drift. Hobbies never stuck with me until now. I’ve finally finished my first handmade book…I can’t explain the feeling…let’s just say that after decades of searching I’ve finally found the hobby. A hardcover book made by moi! Sharing a quick moment with you while I’m on the go. Sara. Continue reading My First Handmade Book

The Breasts which caught my eyes today…

It’s a massively hot afternoon in Georgetown, Guyana. The Stabroek Market area is busier than usual. Today is the last day of school and the opening of Building Expo 2013. School children of all colours, shapes, sizes and attitudes are gathered around Demico. Whether they’re waiting on the latest boom-boom bus, drinking beer or waiting on man, I don’t know. I’ve been out of high … Continue reading The Breasts which caught my eyes today…

…And the land bleeds for “development”…

In the prime of his life, my nana worked on the Diamond Estate to support nani and his 9 children. In those days, the lush cane fields gave life. Now, decades later, this is what the estate looks like. Soon it will be nothing but a ghost of our past. My memory still conjures images of cane leaves gently swaying in the afternoon breeze. But, … Continue reading …And the land bleeds for “development”…

GPL Blackouts – How to Avoid Burning Your House to the Ground

For my friend Solomon With the second decade of the 21st century fast approaching, Guyana will (more now than ever) become the land of blackouts. It has a certain ring to it. I can see the new tourism pitch: Visit Guyana, the land of blackouts, for the scariest Halloween vacation yet! I hope THAG capitalises on this. I’m willing to work with them on the … Continue reading GPL Blackouts – How to Avoid Burning Your House to the Ground