All da PoPos who captured dose 3 robbers at Scotia Bank.... especially for risking their lives..... hey RBPF: U MAKE US PROUD!!!

---KUDOS-----!!!!:hammer:

You know, back in the day when we used to have great respect for our elders like teachers, preachers, authority figures, etc, I mean there was more unity among us, more care and consideration for just about everyone.

For a long time there was talk that much of the conflict and problems we encounter is because we don't know who we are; we have an identity issue. We should teach Bahamian history in our schools, the former PM has been saying for a long time.

What puzzles me is WHY DON'T WE JUST DO IT, since many believe this would resolve one of our basic issue!?

O Lord, How Long!?

I think Nivea Smith, Donald "Black Juice" Thomas, and all those kids did a wonderful job...i can't remember sum of them name but the other one is a guy by the name of Geno-i know his people dey from da Rocks. all dem tear up Carifta
WELLL DONE!!!!!
Geno Jones, dont faget Juan Lewis from West End

Dr. Desiree Cox, Urban Renewal Consultant. I luv to hear this woman talk , boi is she brilliant, listening to her always make me wanna go back to school.

You know, back in the day when we used to have great respect for our elders like teachers, preachers, authority figures, etc, I mean there was more unity among us, more care and consideration for just about everyone.
For a long time there was talk that much of the conflict and problems we encounter is because we don't know who we are; we have an identity issue. We should teach Bahamian history in our schools, the former PM has been saying for a long time.
What puzzles me is WHY DON'T WE JUST DO IT, since many believe this would resolve one of our basic issue!?
O Lord, How Long!?

Bahamian history is taught! In fact, there's a whole series of books and other resources written and produced by Bahamian educators... many years old!!!! Kudos to them!!! Kudos to John Burrows; and Kudos to Sharon Poitier -- one of the finest educators in Social Sciences area --- WORLD CLASS!:hammer:

And again...

All da PoPos who captured dose 3 robbers at Scotia Bank.... especially for risking their lives..... hey RBPF: U MAKE US PROUD!!!:hammer:

Bahamian history is taught! In fact, there's a whole series of books and other resources written and produced by Bahamian educators... many years old!!!! Kudos to them!!! Kudos to John Burrows; and Kudos to Sharon Poitier -- one of the finest educators in Social Sciences area --- WORLD CLASS!:hammer:
And again...
All da PoPos who captured dose 3 robbers at Scotia Bank.... especially for risking their lives..... hey RBPF: U MAKE US PROUD!!!:hammer:
Well if Bahamian history is now taught, do you know if its taught throughout all the schools, and when did it start?

At one of my sister's husband funeral in April this year the former PM mentioned again about his hope that Bahamian history would be taught in our schools..

And while driving today, I heard the folks on the Love 97 talk show spoke along the same lines on the same topic.. and I was like, "wow, I just posted re the same subject on BI early this morning!"

Doon faget bout the finey Verance an dat lovely black suit what he ga wear ta da olympics!

Big up ta Sting an da wonderful songs dey does come out wit each year!

Nah I know dey een no peoples dem but I wan say tank God fa da Brilliant Perncianas dem what in bloom. Dey is makin we country a joy ta look at dis time a year. An biggup up ta Fox an she team fa keepin we trees dem lovelyful!

Well if Bahamian history is now taught, do you know if its taught throughout all the schools, and when did it start?
At one of my sister's husband funeral in April this year the former PM mentioned again about his hope that Bahamian history would be taught in our schools..
And while driving today, I heard the folks on the Love 97 talk show spoke along the same lines on the same topic.. and I was like, "wow, I just posted re the same subject on BI early this morning!"

Cuzz, erryone's an expert on education! Are you (you'll) aware that those books and resource material produced from wey back... have been models to the region? O yeah! Bahamian authors.... Bahamians....:hammer:

When last did anyone hold a Social St., Civics, History curriculum in hand ... check it out! :hammer: Why even the Bahamahost course is also taught in schools .... :hammer:

Big Ups to all dem Island folks who een in de public eye but teaching the youths dem da true meaning a love n pride.

dem tru tru bahamians who hard head, gramatikelly incarrect but some a da smartest ppl in de world

who does teach ya lots sensible stuff "manners n respeck take ya round de world" "hard head bird dun make gud soup"


N DEM toters who don't waste no food cuz ppl in Africa starving

All makers of straw craft and the great work they do to keep a dying culture alive.

I wan acknowledge all my Bahamian people who does speak Bahamianese an keep da language alive.

Here is a small exmple of the kind of brilliance of Bahamians I observe once in a while. Early one morning, I mistakenly locked my keys in my car, and I knew I could have easily retrieved them if I had an old clothes hanger or a stiff piece of wire.

Well there was a guy in an old truck just in front of me whom I asked for help -- he didn't have wire or anything but the way he helped me to retrive the keys was very simple and skillful.

So there I was wondering what kind of trade/profession this man was skilled in, thinking he was some kind of engineer or master craftsman. After thanking him, I asked him what kind of work he did.. he told me he was a Security Officer..

:jawdroop: What!? Well, after picking up my jaw off the floor, I wondered seriously WHY or HOW I couldn't have come up with that simple idea MYSELF, having experience in a number of trades and professions..

Brandon Roberts, just one of the members of The Bahamas National Youth Choir has just returned with his choir from attending the World Choir Games held in Graz (pronunced Gratz), Austria, held July 12-22. The competition comprised of 93 countries, consisting of a total of 441,000 highly trained voices...at least that's what many of them thought.

From our small Bahamas nation Brandon and his choir emerged with the SILVER MEDAL in the category of Mixed (male/female) Choir Folk and Mixed Choir Classical. A fantastic achievement by any measure.

Well done to The Bahamas National Youth Choir but most specifically to BRANDON who now doubt helped seal the deal.