Abaco, you have redeemed yourself. If you read my previous post, you’d know that I had such a bad experience in Abaco 16 years ago, that I kept my distance. This time around, however, things were much different and I’m glad I gave the island a second chance. I almost didn’t make this trip. ...
Hear Words, Feel Words, SeaWords
I swear, this year just keeps getting better. I was recently invited to take part in SeaWords Bahamas – the country’s first literary festival. Me! I swear, I could win an Oscar, Golden Globe and Emmy and I would still be surprised that someone wants me on their panel. My plan was to attend the ...
When The Cook Can’t Cook
Do you know why people who can’t cook always insist on cooking? Because no one tells them that they can’t cook. So, they insist on cooking! Bahamians are at their most creative when they’re in the kitchen. We whip up things that others can only dream of creating. We like our food seasoned and ...
Happy Independence Day, Bahamas
We look damned good for 45. The Bahamas has come a long way since our days as a British colony. I remember listening to my grandmother years ago as she shared stories of life in The Bahamas under British rule. She showed me an old British passport, shared old letters between her and my ...
You Win Some, You Lose Some
I didn’t win the Bahamian Icon Award last night. That honour went to my friend and fellow journalist, Jerome Sawyer, who not only looked great, but gave a terrific speech. You know what’s crazy? I don’t see it as a loss. I went into this process with the intention of enjoying the experience, ...
So proud of the Black community in Cincinnati 
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