JAMAICA'S GREATEST ERA - GROWING UP IN ST ANN

[@gloriahenry5446]

I would sit and listen to people all day, it is sooo soothing. And bring back good memories.

[@sampledivahair1801]

I remember cornbread and butter that was my lunch in my school days in the 80s the butter just a melt in a the hot corn bread memories ✅✅✅

[@sandrairons7534]

Beautiful memories of Golden Grove and Ferncourt

[@gloriahenry5446]

My parents used to buy bread from a bamboo bread van. It usually travels through the districts. Oracabessa, Days Mountain, Mason Hall, and go to PT. Maria in St. Mary.

[@madgeanthony6888]

Yes man... those hot fried "Flittaz" were the Bomb!!!!! I remembered when i use to walk to school in the mornings. From Somerset to Trinityville Sec. Sch.
Ms. Gordon "Flittas" were the best!!!
Lol

[@malcolmgarvey6406]

Well done. Thanks for this one Kareem. For decades Mrs. GB been giving us the real history in front of the blackboard and now the camera. True Blue loves you GB 💙💙💙. Fervet!!

[@WinnieBerry]

I lived in Beechamville with my Grandparents family (Watkis') and later Dr. Lloyd and family. I walked to and from school. It was a glorious life! Amazing childhood in that town. Nothing can compare to those wonderful days 🎉❤ Beautiful memories. Just restored the family house there....below the Methodist church 🎉
Beautiful days! ❤😅

[@kareemsquest]

that is nice to know

[@georgiastewart9598]

I'm from Claremont and knew the Lloyd's family well

[@ann-marietaylor9056]

Miss Kathleen shop is where my Mama would leave her grocery list while she went down to the market. Memories...

[@berylwallace2590]

The good old days ❤

[@sampledivahair1801]

Nostalgia moment 👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

[@AsWeSpeak154]

It was called "Diff" because I understand it was a shortened form of "different". It was half a thrupence bun, a slice of cheese with a patty. All three were sandwiched and eaten together.
I should know, because I ate a Diff and a chocolate milk five days per week for over four years. Delicious. 😋

[@viviennegrant307]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@candiamitchellhall1135]

This trio is dynamic. I love the energy and vibes emanating from the three of you. Its truly special and very rarely seen. This video is so much more than heritage, identity and memory it bottles the human experience and connectivity at its best!!

[@kareemsquest]

Thanks

[@gloriahenry5446]

I love these topics. And talking about ST. Ann, the garden parish. But to me 75 percent of Jamaica is wood land, and mountains.

[@clevanswilson123]

Respect.
I knew Mrs.Gordon
Also miss Punce.
Attended. Golden Grove allege.

[@georgiastewart9598]

the supermarket was on the little plaza with Nova Scotia Bank...and used to buy my big chocolate on grand market night..another shop was ms. Lela Trewick across from grains store

[@Portia-oc6mr]

I used to listen to my mom telling me stories of when she was a little girl living in Kingston. These ladies remind me of her.

[@tb22k]

❤❤❤

[@AAHomeGardening]

Good old days in jamaica 🇯🇲

[@sandrairons7534]

U can hear the bus honk miles at 6am to know it was coming close to your house

[@ann-marietaylor9056]

Patty and coco br re ad from Miss cutie and a cherry malt..I went home for lunch most days because I lived close to school.

[@egbertwebster816]

Treasure boy

[@debra1984]

Golden star bread

[@TheSkysthelimitCoach]

I'm glad to see you, Mrs GB.

[@sushanayoung1302]

💛🖤💚

[@egbertwebster816]

Smalls bakery is in Bambo

[@violetburrell2452]

Where in Lime Hall are you from? I am from Lime Hall, too.

[@elgethabarnett3561]

What about the Trewicks

[@egbertwebster816]

Confidence bus

[@fitzroymiller4458]

Vw van

[@juliusbraxton7313]

Does any on here remember a woman name Ms Beryl with a dry goods store? I was told she had the best Busta's

[@barringtonbryant1949]

W0eh , bun n cheese han patty 😋 🍩 🧀 🫕

[@egbertwebster816]

Rushey Gray the butcher

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

Bulgar and curry chicken back at the tuck-shop!