It's really horrible. Many people are homeless. Driving around many of the roofs are still not repaired. I met a woman who has been living in an unfinished building. Her home was completely destroyed. We drove past the high school where Usian Bolt attended. It was a complete mess.
I'm not a psychologist, and I haven't talked to that many people, but my sense is they are a tough, resilient lot. They seem to all be doing what they can to pick up the pieces.
How is it doing after the hurricane?
It's really horrible. Many people are homeless. Driving around many of the roofs are still not repaired. I met a woman who has been living in an unfinished building. Her home was completely destroyed. We drove past the high school where Usian Bolt attended. It was a complete mess.
I'm really sorry to hear that. Do you get a feel for the sentiment at all? Are people picking up or do they generally feel defeated?
I'm not a psychologist, and I haven't talked to that many people, but my sense is they are a tough, resilient lot. They seem to all be doing what they can to pick up the pieces.
Love me some Sloop John B.
You know, I'm not a big fan of the Beach Boys, but that song still amazes me all these years later. Talk about harmonies.
Great playlist, thanks for sharing. Here is one of my favourite tunes from Jamaica!
I like this. I'm just reading about his life. What a voice!
Good one! Now I'm coming up with more, of course.
Was from last year when I was there
Fun. Enjoy your trip.
Thanks
I love music. Music is universal. Thank you for sharing your varied tastes. Jamaica is music.