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Surviving The Train In Japan

September 21, 2015October 29, 2016 Keisha Brissette

By a Jamaican currently residing in Japan. So, my last blog went viral. Thanks to a tweet from the fastest man

Why I Pretend to Know Usain Bolt

September 7, 2015May 11, 2017 Keisha Brissette 210 Comments

I’m a Jamaican currently residing in Japan. Five times out of ten, my conversations in Japan will go like this: THEM:

Superstitious Beliefs in Jamaica

January 22, 2015October 29, 2016 Keisha Brissette 0 Comments EMAIL, ISBN, National Heritage Week

If a woman is pregnant, she should not look at a dead body or her baby will die. A pregnant

first capital free village of Jamaica

Do You Know Your History?

January 5, 2015May 11, 2018 Keisha Brissette 8 Comments Cecil John Rhodes, Governor General, Jamaica College, Sir Clifford Campbell, Sir Kenneth Blackburne

“The Firsts” The first sugar estate in Jamaica was Bybrook Estate located in St. Catherine. It was also one of

Glen Titus Campbell

10 Questions with Glen “Titus” Campbell

December 13, 2014July 19, 2016 Keisha Brissette 0 Comments Centre Stage Theatre, EMAIL, England, India, New York

Rumour has it you’re not Jamaican, is that true? The rumour is true. Glenroy Godfrey Campbell — that’s the name

hold a reason wid Jamaica

Jamaica – Make we Reason

November 17, 2014 Keisha Brissette 3 Comments Grand Gala Tickets, Independence Day, Lastly Jamaica, Moggla Monday, Sorry Malayria

Me know you don’t like talking to me sometimes because you think is just complain me complain. That’s why the

short story Jamaica

Miss, R U Wearing Panties?

October 22, 2014March 10, 2022 Keisha Brissette 33 Comments BAFF, book, Delano Clarke, Makak Moodie, Teachers Day

I knew something was wrong the minute I walked into my form room. They were quiet. Very quiet. And, the

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