Comments for Morant Bay High School Alumni Association NY Chapter http://www.mbhsny.com Morant bay High School Alumni New york Chapter- mbhsny - mbhs, morant bay high school annual summer event Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:35:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Oh what a night-Nov 6th 2K10 by Trep Sdrawde http://www.mbhsny.com/dinner-dance-2k10-eastwood-manor/oh-what-a-night-2k10/comment-page-1#comment-24 Trep Sdrawde Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:35:40 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/?page_id=647#comment-24 Maureen, big big big up to you and the massive. Every year the first weekend in May all ROADS lead to TORONTO for the MBHSAA Toronto reunion. Check us out on Facebook. This year is our 23rd anniversary. Just remember Pud is always in da House. Come to our meeting place Toronto where we show you that we are the world and you will definitely feel alright. Call me at 416-300-2168 or email puddyroots1053@yahoo.ca. Maureen, big big big up to you and the massive. Every year the first weekend in May all ROADS lead to TORONTO for the MBHSAA Toronto reunion. Check us out on Facebook. This year is our 23rd anniversary. Just remember Pud is always in da House. Come to our meeting place Toronto where we show you that we are the world and you will definitely feel alright. Call me at 416-300-2168 or email puddyroots1053@yahoo.ca.

]]> Comment on Ever the country girl: Maureen Thomas by Trep Sdrawde http://www.mbhsny.com/news/ever-the-country-girl/comment-page-1#comment-23 Trep Sdrawde Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:21:41 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/ever-the-country-girl#comment-23 Hi Country gal, this is country bwoy Pud. Sis, I think we all have the same reservations and nostalgia about MANGO in North America. To say the least, I do not care for mangoes anymore. I had too much to eat when I was growing up. There was a wide variety where I lived. Why on earth should I pay for a mango now. I have had my fill, and there is no prescription for a refill. At this stage in my life, mango is not the thing that the doctor ordered for me. My mango woes are long cured. Hi Country gal, this is country bwoy Pud. Sis, I think we all have the same reservations and nostalgia about MANGO in North America. To say the least, I do not care for mangoes anymore. I had too much to eat when I was growing up. There was a wide variety where I lived. Why on earth should I pay for a mango now. I have had my fill, and there is no prescription for a refill. At this stage in my life, mango is not the thing that the doctor ordered for me. My mango woes are long cured.

]]> Comment on Ever the country girl: Maureen Thomas by Sammy http://www.mbhsny.com/news/ever-the-country-girl/comment-page-1#comment-22 Sammy Sun, 16 Oct 2011 23:45:33 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/ever-the-country-girl#comment-22 <i>Hi Country Girl , Maurine, I was happy to read your post about the mangoes. I found it quite interesting and funny. I had the same reservations about “purchasing” mangoes here in NY. It is so foreign to me to see mangoes in piles and in boxes in the stores.Seemed so unantural I grew up on the plains of Clarendon and like you wrote so very well, mangoes belong on tree where we can ’stone dem dung” and know by the shape and smell what kind you were getting. For years I haven’t bought mangoes here for the same reason. I figured they had to be picked, boxed and shipped here and it just wasn’t appealing to me. East Indian is my absolute favourite also. Thanks for the post. Loved it! (Oh i partly grew up in St. Thomas too but I didn’t attend MBHS, my sister did. I went to Seaforth but had many friends from MBHS. Lata!</i> +1 Hi Country Girl , Maurine, I was happy to read your post about the mangoes. I found it quite interesting and funny. I had the same reservations about “purchasing” mangoes here in NY. It is so foreign to me to see mangoes in piles and in boxes in the stores.Seemed so unantural I grew up on the plains of Clarendon and like you wrote so very well, mangoes belong on tree where we can ’stone dem dung” and know by the shape and smell what kind you were getting. For years I haven’t bought mangoes here for the same reason. I figured they had to be picked, boxed and shipped here and it just wasn’t appealing to me. East Indian is my absolute favourite also. Thanks for the post. Loved it!
(Oh i partly grew up in St. Thomas too but I didn’t attend MBHS, my sister did. I went to Seaforth but had many friends from MBHS. Lata!
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]]> Comment on Ever the country girl: Maureen Thomas by Grace http://www.mbhsny.com/news/ever-the-country-girl/comment-page-1#comment-21 Grace Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:13:32 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/ever-the-country-girl#comment-21 Maurine - I enjoyed your story very much! I am still having a hard time buying mangoes in New York after living here for over 25 years. They have no smell and sometimes the outside look really 'pritti' but the inside have a sick looking yellow color". Thanks for the laugh! Maurine – I enjoyed your story very much! I am still having a hard time buying mangoes in New York after living here for over 25 years. They have no smell and sometimes the outside look really ‘pritti’ but the inside have a sick looking yellow color”. Thanks for the laugh!

]]> Comment on Ever the country girl: Maureen Thomas by Carmen http://www.mbhsny.com/news/ever-the-country-girl/comment-page-1#comment-20 Carmen Tue, 20 Sep 2011 12:48:47 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/ever-the-country-girl#comment-20 Hi Country Girl , Maurine, I was happy to read your post about the mangoes. I found it quite interesting and funny. I had the same reservations about "purchasing" mangoes here in NY. It is so foreign to me to see mangoes in piles and in boxes in the stores.Seemed so unantural :) I grew up on the plains of Clarendon and like you wrote so very well, mangoes belong on tree where we can 'stone dem dung" and know by the shape and smell what kind you were getting. For years I haven't bought mangoes here for the same reason. I figured they had to be picked, boxed and shipped here and it just wasn't appealing to me. East Indian is my absolute favourite also. Thanks for the post. Loved it! (Oh i partly grew up in St. Thomas too but I didn't attend MBHS, my sister did. I went to Seaforth but had many friends from MBHS. Lata! Hi Country Girl , Maurine, I was happy to read your post about the mangoes. I found it quite interesting and funny. I had the same reservations about “purchasing” mangoes here in NY. It is so foreign to me to see mangoes in piles and in boxes in the stores.Seemed so unantural :) I grew up on the plains of Clarendon and like you wrote so very well, mangoes belong on tree where we can ‘stone dem dung” and know by the shape and smell what kind you were getting. For years I haven’t bought mangoes here for the same reason. I figured they had to be picked, boxed and shipped here and it just wasn’t appealing to me. East Indian is my absolute favourite also. Thanks for the post. Loved it!
(Oh i partly grew up in St. Thomas too but I didn’t attend MBHS, my sister did. I went to Seaforth but had many friends from MBHS. Lata!

]]> Comment on 50th Anniversary Celebration by Patty Recycling http://www.mbhsny.com/mbhs-50th-anniversary/comment-page-1#comment-16 Patty Recycling Sun, 08 May 2011 12:12:20 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/?page_id=545#comment-16 <i>I AM SO PROUD of MBHS…I didnt stayed long enough to graduate, but being apart of the schools’ Alma-mater, are some of my childhood happier years. Congratuations on your 50th Birthday! Hope to be there in January 2011 for the big Celebration…!! We should all go and support the school that we love so much; join their alumni organization, they do exit; In Canada;New York (usa), Florida (usa) and ofcourse Jamaica Capter. We should all give back and inspire others…</i> +1 I AM SO PROUD of MBHS…I didnt stayed long enough to graduate, but being apart of the schools’ Alma-mater, are some of my childhood happier years. Congratuations on your 50th Birthday! Hope to be there in January 2011 for the big Celebration…!! We should all go and support the school that we love so much; join their alumni organization, they do exit; In Canada;New York (usa), Florida (usa) and ofcourse Jamaica Capter. We should all give back and inspire others…
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]]> Comment on 50th Anniversary Celebration by auto ru http://www.mbhsny.com/mbhs-50th-anniversary/comment-page-1#comment-15 auto ru Fri, 06 May 2011 15:37:28 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/?page_id=545#comment-15 Nice topic - respect ! Nice topic – respect !

]]> Comment on MBHS National Dish – Dookie Power Bread & Cheese by Peter Smith http://www.mbhsny.com/blog/mbhs-national-dish-dookie-power-bread-cheese/comment-page-1#comment-14 Peter Smith Fri, 17 Dec 2010 01:30:12 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/?page_id=623#comment-14 Dookie Powa and Cheese for lunch...one of the highlights of MBHS! Dookie Powa and Cheese for lunch…one of the highlights of MBHS!

]]> Comment on Oh what a night-Nov 6th 2K10 by alice http://www.mbhsny.com/dinner-dance-2k10-eastwood-manor/oh-what-a-night-2k10/comment-page-1#comment-13 alice Tue, 14 Dec 2010 19:10:59 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/?page_id=647#comment-13 Sounds like an awesome party... I wish my alumni could have pulled off something as precious but i'll be glad to pass on this article to them in hopes that we can pull off one for our 30th anniversary. Kudos Maureen - excellent article and very will written. Made me want to be there. Sounds like an awesome party… I wish my alumni could have pulled off something as precious but i’ll be glad to pass on this article to them in hopes that we can pull off one for our 30th anniversary.

Kudos Maureen – excellent article and very will written. Made me want to be there.

]]> Comment on 50th Anniversary Celebration by Nicole Young (USA) http://www.mbhsny.com/mbhs-50th-anniversary/comment-page-1#comment-6 Nicole Young (USA) Wed, 01 Dec 2010 20:23:37 +0000 http://www.mbhsny.com/?page_id=545#comment-6 I AM SO PROUD of MBHS...I didnt stayed long enough to graduate, but being apart of the schools' Alma-mater, are some of my childhood happier years. Congratuations on your 50th Birthday! Hope to be there in January 2011 for the big Celebration...!! We should all go and support the school that we love so much; join their alumni organization, they do exit; In Canada;New York (usa), Florida (usa) and ofcourse Jamaica Capter. We should all give back and inspire others... I AM SO PROUD of MBHS…I didnt stayed long enough to graduate, but being apart of the schools’ Alma-mater, are some of my childhood happier years. Congratuations on your 50th Birthday! Hope to be there in January 2011 for the big Celebration…!! We should all go and support the school that we love so much; join their alumni organization, they do exit; In Canada;New York (usa), Florida (usa) and ofcourse Jamaica Capter. We should all give back and inspire others…

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