Fluffs of grey and white clouds are brilliantly back lit by the afternoon sun here in Craig. And me, I’m standing in my backyard looking longingly up, up, up at some coconuts. Frosty coconut water…mmmmm…yum! The coconuts! Sharing a quick moment with you while I’m on the go. Sara. Continue reading Coconut Water!
Ruel Johnson signing a copy of Fictions Ruel Johnson may be infamous for his Facebook cuss-outs, but he is also the main man when it comes to encouraging young and emerging talent. He proved this during the launch of Fictions and a collection of Poetry at Oasis Cafe last evening. The launch was less about Johnson’s own work and far more about his sister, Stacy … Continue reading Encouraging Young and Emerging Talent – The Ruel Johnson Book Launch
Bridge building in progress Decades before my birth, a black water trench flowed along the southern side of the Craig Sideline Dam. It met the needs of the village until its koker was condemned and the trench swiftly choked until death. Drainage has not been the same in Craig since. Of course this condemned trench is not the only factor to be blamed for the … Continue reading How will this affect drainage?
It’s so easy to overlook views like these. I’ve grown up seeing boats on the Demerara River. At nights when they light up it’s one of the prettiest things you’ll see around Craig. And who says Guyana isn’t pretty? Sharing a quick moment with you while I’m on the go. Sara. Continue reading A View of the Eastern Bank of the Demerara River
Snapshot of my screen Sweat slides steadily down my back as I sit cross legged on my hot, hot sheets. It’s a sweltering afternoon here at Craig Old Road and I’m neck deep in notes on Darwin’s Theory of Sexual Selection. Just when I’m thinking my afternoon can’t get any hotter GPL blesses me with blackout. Ah yes, life in the country. Anyway, what am … Continue reading Darwin’s Theory of Sexual Selection
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