The power cuts were one thing – I had supercharged the laptop batteries and so had a full working day’s supply; the water was another. I heard the washing machine chugging on dry when the power was cut, which meant that the water pump was also out, but once the power was back a few
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For those of you who don’t follow Jamaican news, one of the biggest scandals of the last few months was the revelation that the main supplier of cement to the country had released some 500 tons of inferior quality cement onto the market. Panicked by visions of collapsing buildings, the government ordered that the company cease
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Just one of those days on the rock.
Hey, I’ll be there next weekend, hope you’ll be available for a linkup.
Bleh…
Sounds like vacation time
I just found this website, Mi haffi tell yuh, it mek mi miss yaad nuff. I heard about the recent power cuts from my inlaws… better get that generator. I can’t tell you how often it comes in handy!
Wow. Sounds like that was a day to light some candles and rub the ear lobes and chant “Ohm!” a couple of times.
Nevermind, Ria… such is life on the rock sometimes.
Hope it got better.
I have long learnt not to assume that electricity = water. Where I live, we are lucky if we have water 3 times for the week which is annoying. especially annoying as the stoosh community just down the hill from me always has water!
I have long learnt not to assume that electricity = water. Where I live, we are lucky if we have water 3 times for the week which is annoying. especially annoying as the stoosh community just down the hill from me always has water!