Jamaican Review
On the first day of Christmas, Flow Jamaica gave to me, no internet service, which would leave me quite bored. Gloom and doom came to my door and I thought "Oh no, I can't take this happening for another Christmas!' Tuesday, December 19, 2017 would be wasted, I wouldn't be able to get any work done … Continue reading Flow Jamaica: Day 1 ‘Magical Christmas’ No Internet Service
FLOW Jamaica Sad to say, I am now a disgruntled customer of telecommunications provider FLOW Jamaica. It was not always like this. For years, I could always depend on continuous, uninterrupted internet service from FLOW's Network. Not anymore. Since their merger with LIME, the service all around has been horrible, to say the least. Extensive outages, … Continue reading Jamaica Review: The Pitfalls of FLOW Customer Service and Reliability
I first experienced this quaint little spot Asia's Cafe, housed at York Plaza, in December of 2013. At 2:00 a.m., I came in from spending the night screaming in agony at the University Hospital of the West Indies. There, only the divine healing touch of God helped because the doctors and nurses of UHWI could … Continue reading Jamaican Review: Jamaica’s University Hospital – UHWI
By: Denise N. Fyffe. Copyright © 2013, Denise N. Fyffe The highlight of my day came when I came across an hilarious video review on Youtube from The Dutty Berry Show on Why #Tessanne Chin Had Many Rivers To Cross. This certainly has led to many minutes spent on YouTube scoping out each weekly review … Continue reading Hilarious Jamaican review of ALL Tessanne Chin’s performances on NBC The Voice
By: Denise N. Fyffe. Copyright © 2015, Denise N. Fyffe Gas, fuel; that thing we put in our cars and cannot seem to live without. It dictates our food prices and gives an excuse to every industry to raise their prices beyond the limit of the everyday man's pocket. Over the last several years the … Continue reading Jamaican Review: Beware at Cool Oasis Gas Station, make sure the gas hits your tank
The cafe experience is a novelty in Jamaica. A very good one nonetheless. It is a modern take on your Jamaican pastry shop experience, with coffees and teas thrown in, almost every variety on the market on display. Asia's Cafe in York Pharmacy seems to replicate this novel trend in the 'heart of Half Way … Continue reading Jamaican Review: Asia’s Cafe in York Pharmacy – Part 1
I wrote a review based off my very bad experience with Jamaican shoe store Phillips and Phillips, Forgotten Feet in New Kingston, Jamaica and many other places for that matter, that's what I do, I am a writer. Usually, I highlight some of my encounters in hopes that others may learn to up their A-game and … Continue reading Jamaican Review: Phillips and Phillips, Forgotten Feet manager uses intimidation and bullying tactics after review
I went back a couple months after my first visit and was sorely disappointed when I heard that they no longer served Paninis. Oh, how it broke my heart and my appetite. I had been dreaming and salivating for months about biting into a warm panini. Why Asia's? Why? Chikungunya epidemic in Jamaica Now let's … Continue reading Jamaican Review: Asia’s Cafe in York Pharmacy – Part 2
Shoes, the thought of owning them would drive any female's mind into a state of euphoria. Good shoes, designer shoes, sexy shoes, stylish shoes, unique shoes. Wedges, heels, sandals, slippers, boots, flats, booties, clogs, espadrilles, oxfords, platforms, pumps, sneakers etc. Shoes; that one word would bring anxiety to the mind of any man, in regards … Continue reading Jamaican Review: Phillips and Phillips, Forgotten Feet should most definitely be forgotten
By: Denise N. Fyffe. Copyright © 2013, Denise N. Fyffe The Dutty Berry Show - Why Tessanne Chin Made It To Top 3 The Voice, this week viewers will certainly not be disappointed as the review was filled with funny moments and apt but hilarious descriptions . The Tess and the Tessless slot was filled with … Continue reading Jamaican Videos: Hilarious review of Why Tessanne Chin Made It To Top 3 The Voice
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