Blog Feature
Our history echoes around us. It’s in everything we say and do. In the wonderfully informative Jamaican Echoes, blogger Kerry-Ann Morris takes us on a truly fascinating historical journey. A proud Jamaican “wid a whole heap a passion” for her nation’s history, Morris shares this zeal one blog at a time.
Jamaica My Way is a refreshing and unconventional take on everything and anything Jamaican, through the eyes of a Kristi – a Canadian experiencing the country like a local. It’s about Jamaica off the beaten track, not the usual visitor attractions.
Active Voice is Annie Paul’s world without editors. The Jamaica-based Indian used to write for a local newspaper but gave it up when they changed the word ‘Bollywood’ to Hollywood in her last piece. Her unbridled blog entries are balanced and thoughtful commentaries on issues affecting Jamaica and its larger backdrop.
It’s all in the strategy and Reggaemarathon.com is just the blog you need to keep you in stride for this premier international event. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned marathoner Reggaemarathon.com provides all you need to reach the finish line.
We’re all familiar with the JN-sponsored television programme “Greetings Across The World”; the Christmas staple of expat Jamaicans parading across the screen sending greetings to family and friends back home. Well this is the GATW blog, which features updates, photos, exclusive video and other content about the hugely popular programme.
Trini-born mother of four Gayle Cunningham is the perfect person to be blogging about kid-friendly past times. Regularly faced with the question, What should I do now, Mommy? Gayle answered with an innovative solution. Kid Friendly Jamaica explores fun, money-friendly activities that leave kids with no time to be bored.
Rushel Miller, aka Rush, blogs about her daily life and everything else. “If I find something beautiful I just might post it there, if I find something noteworthy, I just might write about that too,” says the self-described blogger, web designer, woman, Jamaican.
My Elite Grocer (Meg for short) is an innovative Foodie’s blog, with a twist. It’s not promoting the where and what of delectable dining; this blog promotes a service that delivers your groceries and gifts straight to your door. Founder Gale Peart has parlayed a career in the 5-Star hospitality industry into a pioneering local grocery concierge service.
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