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Anita C Lawrence - 28 trips to Jamaica!
by Anita Lawrence
(Lithonia, Ga)
My family at their home
I have made a about 28 trips to Jamaica starting from when I was 2yrs old.
My parents would send me and my sister to our grandmothers in Jamaica for the winter months and then when we started school.
She sent us during the summer months. my favorite food of Jamaica is all of it lol lol, but a few of my favorites are definitely the Ackee and salt fish, green banana, dumpling, stew peas, and Appleton Rum!
What I love about Jamaia is that everyday always felt like a great day everything was nice and easy.
I love my home country. There's no place like it and my children go there every year to see their father and they NEVER want to come home and they are now 20 and 18 and in college!
In this picture is my oldest brother, my cousin, niece, me in the red tank top and my sister at her home.
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