Comments on: A Little Bella-Cation

By: islandgirl

islandgirl — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 05:31:49 +0000

Afrobella! Thanks so much for sharing. I have such fond memories of Christmas in Trinidad! Thanks for bringing them back!

By: Shuggie

Shuggie — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 21:41:17 +0000

I’ve nevver heard of Parang before so may I ask what language is it music in? I’m hearing Spanish, but don’t think it’s all Spanish. What languages do the people speak there? Thx

By: Bubbly

Bubbly — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 08:28:00 +0000

Hey Bella, don’t be so quick to escape from the snow, some of my best childhood memories were from the winter wonderland those flurries provided each year And as I got older, I found that getting snowed in with that special someone can be terribly romantic. . .fireplace going, hot cocoa/red wine to warm the cheeks, and sharing a nice and cozy blanket. hmmmmmmm.

Unfortunately, I have the same problem as you, but in reverse… I currently live in Florida, and while I love the spring and summer months, I miss the big, colorful, autumn leaves you get up north, and always find myself dreaming of a white Christmas around this time of year.

I love how when the sun shines on a fresh blanket of snow, a thin top layer crystallizes and it becomes prismatic in how it catches the sun’s rays… it’s like God just took a big handful of glitter and threw it down from the heavens. I even love how the houses seem like warm glowing ovens on ice.

Home is truly where the heart is

(sorry, I rambled)

By: pets

pets — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 02:07:24 +0000

Coming back to the Caribbean will help rejuvenate, re-energise.

You had better pop over to T&T pronto if you know what is good for you!to get pastelle, crab back, more parang, sorrel and ponchacreme.