As Jamaicans go to the polls, Jamaican Lifestyle says: “Finally the day is upon us and I am so happy it is coming and going. Please pray for peace on election day. Violence solves nothing!” The Life and Times of Michmac, on the other hand, looks into Jamaica's political future and says: “Let the fun begin! I will be watching from safe Grenada.”
Jacqueline shares on her blog two encounters in Lima [es] with the same taxi driver: on the first one she cried after hearing about the driver's son accident; on the second one, she realized he was a scammer.
“Hopefully after viewing this you will be inspired to plant your own organic garden (i.e. if you don't have one already)”: Now Is Wow Too posts a video she recorded of an initiative by the students of a Trinidadian primary school.
The Haitian Blogger highlights reactions to what is being called “rigged” elections carded for February 2010.
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i think that jamaicns are taking this voilence on the eve of an election thing too far people are being killed for supporting their respective parties this is madness and we need to gain some common sense and see that this foolishness wont solve anything