This article is a personal account documenting a first-person narrative of a journey through the coastal village of Moruga in Southern Trinidad. This travelogue provides an intimate look at the cultural landscape of Grand Chemin and its surrounding districts, exploring how the legacy of the Merikins and the First Peoples …
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This article is a personal account and first-person narrative detailing a journey to Biche, Trinidad, to attend the funeral of a friend known as Stoveman. Navigating the rural landscape of Canque Village provides a unique perspective on the geographical and social fabric of East Trinidad. The story captures the transition …
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Are you feeling forgetful lately? Do you wonder what happened to the intelligent person you were just when you finished school? Life happened to you and you forgot who you were. You got caught up in the rat race living life monotonously from day to day trying to make ends meet …
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Everyone dreams of a better salary. In most cases, the one hurdle is qualification for the new job that would provide the better salary. Time may also be a problem as there never seems to be enough time in the day. One solution may be to go to school online. …
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“The new normal” has come to mean different things to different people. For some it mean that they are required to work from home and others it mean no work at all. One thing is certain, we are all being forced to make adjustments one way or the other. Where …
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By Camille M Quamina, Psychologist. “Many of us are already treating with mental struggles such as depression and anxiety in varying degrees. This can make this time even more difficult to cope with.” See recommendations on coping with mental health during Covid time. How suddenly and drastically all of our …
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By Ema Lee. “With physical appearance in the classroom becoming an option, the essence of discipline has become an option. Other than disciplinary and behavioural issues, the reduced course curriculum and the absence of exams has further made it easier for students. But are online classes all breezy?” It is …
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Babies are constantly learning about the world around them by staring at everything that moves like the antics of people, actions of house pets, rotating ceiling fan, and spinning toys for babies. While looking, they are also listening very carefully. Keep your little ones active and happy with the right …
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This article is a personal account of a road trip along the North Coast Road in Trinidad, told through the first-person perspective of a local citizen. It provides a detailed narrative of the journey from the capital through the winding mountain passes of the Northern Range to the remote coastal …
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“Peta J's Miracle Hair Growth stimulates hair follicles to grow hair naturally. It softens and repairs damaged hair, relieves dandruff and prevents split ends,” says the creator Peta-Gay Johnson.
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This article is a personal account of trekking the Bamboo Cathedral in Chaguaramas, documenting a first-person narrative of the journey from the Tucker Valley entrance to the abandoned radar station. This travelogue explores the physical and sensory experiences of navigating the arched bamboo groves and steep paved inclines that define …
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No two children are alike, so the same strategies cannot work for all. Many children daydream, “drift off” or “zone out” in the middle of a conversation with an adult. The baffling part is how well they can do insignificant things. A child who struggles with comprehension passages knows the …
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Queen’s Park Oval cricket memories remain a foundational element of Trinidadian sporting culture, specifically regarding the unifying atmosphere of international matches held at this historic Port-of-Spain venue. This article examines the personal narrative of a first-time visitor to the ground during the 1992 West Indies versus Pakistan series. It details …
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Leave it up to children to run things and you may have yourself a big mess. Shower them with technology to keep them busy and you just might create a monster. Give loads of school work to keep children occupied and they may become resentful. So, what are parents to …
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Lady Chancellor Hill serves as the premier natural fitness destination for residents of Port-of-Spain, providing a demanding two-mile incline that functions as a communal outdoor gym. This article is a personal account, a first-person narrative detailing the physical challenges and environmental rewards experienced while navigating the northern ridge of the …
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