Cau’ We Like I’ So !
Me like gwan de beach fo’ de weeken, Meson
Me sit an’ watch de chirren run to de wahtah trippin’ in de juice box an’ beer can an’ t’ing
Me sit an’ eat me chicken leg, undah de tree enjwyin’ de wahm breeze
De smell o’ de Pampah wi’ shit in de bush waf’ in de breeze
Me t’row me plate o’ food in de bush wi’ de Pampah fa’ de animal dem to eat
Life E Good, Meson!
Nex’ time me come – de beach i’ clean up!
Mus’ be de schtupid white people dem wha’ patrol de beach
Me cyan keep leaving me shit aroun’ fa dem to keep cleanin’!
Yah, we like i’ so!
August 17th, 2010 at 8:10 am
So true… the juice boxes and mylar juice containers find their way into the water. Snorkel along the shoreline at southgate to see a fine collection. And then there are the roughnecks brought in by Hovensa and Diageo for a short stay who feel no ownership or responsibility…
August 17th, 2010 at 11:33 am
so true Don. Besides the juice boxes, diapers, bottles, cans, plastic and styrofoam cups/plates/containers, we fished over 10 pounds of nails and glass from the ashes of a pallet fire this past weekend. And there have three instances, so far this year, of idiots driving directly over recently laid sea turtle nests on Southgate beach.
But you know, the people have the right to trash the beach. Let the stupidity continue!
August 18th, 2010 at 8:06 am
This is what separates the real Caribbean from the resorts. Resorts have people picking up trash and seaweed every morning.
I don’t understand why the territory doesn’t fulfill their cultural expectation and hire locals to clean the local beaches daily.
Scatter a few porta-jons in the mix too. More jobs and cleaner beaches.
August 18th, 2010 at 4:49 pm
Wha’ Wreg?!
We ‘n wan no cus-tohdial wuhk!
We manageerial mateerial! Or CEO dem!
August 18th, 2010 at 6:26 pm
De be straw boss.