Kingston

I was born and raised in Jamaica. I think it’s one of the best places on earth. Like all other places, it’s not perfect. there is crime, just like everywhere else, but nothing can keep me away. You haven’t experienced Jamaican culture until you visit the island. The food, music, and dances are all better on the island. Most of my family are in Jamaica, and even if where i’m staying has no air conditioning, i’m still happy because the people make your stay worthwhile. I does not matter where you go, I can promise you will never forget ur visit.

I was born and spent 17 years of my life there. But since I’ve left I’ve only been back once; God help me if I were to go back in this life time, not to Kingston anyway. The North and West Coasts are worth visiting (Ochi and Negril), but I wouldn’t recommend going to Kingston unless you were born there and know how to carry yourself (and is covered by the whole Armour of God). Trust me you’re going to need it. When going anywhere make sure someone is aware of your whereabouts, as people do tend to vanish without a trace. I’m not bringing down the country (Its too late for that) I just believe in telling people the truth. My friend went on holiday to Jamaica but didn’t make it back. I wouldn’t want the same to happen to anyone else.

I travel for the people, and there is no better place to meet Jamaicans then in Kingston

born here and used to live here.

My father’s homeland, we moved to Kingston when I was 10…lived there for a few years and then back to T.O…LAWD how I miss roast breadfruit, ackee and sal’ fish on hardo toast, me miss the coco watah, sugah cane, the hills, the fresh fruit, lobstser patties (forget beef patties, these fresh, chunks of spicy delicious lobster..yum!) the mango trees, the cows and goats inna de street, sigh. one day me haffe go back.