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Archive for November, 2009 Monthly archive page. On November 25, 2009. So, after weeks of no’s and hell no’s…. here I am in Kingston, Jamaica…. watching ‘Precious.’. The movie… not so nice. Now, as a journalist, I do try to be impartial. But unfortunately, Lee Daniels decided that he wanted to have an interview published in the NY Times, and obliged to a photography ‘sitting’ (literally) in Vanity Fair… and it went all downhill from there for me. Like Here. 9654; View 7 Comments. On November 11, 2009.
Day 2 Jamaica: Have some delicious… Cow Feet? | Ida's Africa
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Day 2 Jamaica: Have some delicious… Cow Feet? On January 7, 2010. I spent most of today inside resting after yesterdays ordeal. I ate, slept… not really, I was mostly on Facebook, stalking people through photos. We didn’t have running water today, which was interesting. I literally had to have a chat with my bowels…”Look, let’s limit your activity today. Ok? Otherwise, this is about to get pretty awkward.”. Had Saltfish fritters as an appetizer. On point. Trying to be Travel Channel, ya dig? 8230;we came...
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Day 3 and 4 of Jamaica in Pics | Ida's Africa
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Day 3 and 4 of Jamaica in Pics. On January 9, 2010. I decided to post my experiences from the past few Jamaican days in pictures. Partly because its early, and I’m still sleepy, ie. lazy. Partly because everyone likes pictures…. mostly everyone. So here’s part of day 3 in pics… with the rest of the pics on the way. Stay tuned. Our morning started with the finding of a lizzard in the bed. and subsequently the lizzard's tail. Pretty scenery, seen from a Jamaican strip mall. Ready for this food! Day 2 Jamai...
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A “N*gga” Moment. On December 12, 2009. I just had what I will now deem as my first “NIGGA! 8221; (*niggers) moment of the school year. So, yesterday, after my journalism class had ended, I decided to venture out into the cold abyss that is New York, to a bar across the street from my school. (Literally across the street, I found out, and yet I somehow managed to get lost.). Because they took everything I said seriously, which makes me feel incredibly empowered, lmao. 8230; I was drankin! Means Apparentl...
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Digging Up Our Past: March 2010
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Tuesday, March 30, 2010. Recipe of the Week #9. Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Quote of the Week #9. During a per...
Digging Up Our Past: Marvin Gaye Mixtape
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Saturday, August 21, 2010. And select REGULAR DOWNLOAD. Enjoy! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my co...
Digging Up Our Past: August 2010
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Monday, August 23, 2010. Saturday, August 21, 2010. And select REGULAR DOWNLOAD. Enjoy! So you can check it o...
Digging Up Our Past: January 2010
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Wednesday, January 13, 2010. Jamaican Response to Haitian Earthquake. I too asked myself the same thing.
Digging Up Our Past: June 2010
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Thursday, June 3, 2010. Quote of the Week #10. The Wise Mind of Emporer Haile Sellassie I. Unity and Struggle...
Digging Up Our Past: November 2009
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Sunday, November 29, 2009. Recipe #2: Cabbage and Saltfish. Thursday, November 19, 2009. Quote of the Week #1.
Digging Up Our Past: Operation: Get Dudus
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Monday, May 24, 2010. Smoke rising from West Kingston. A police station in Kingston on fire. Archaeology, Tea...
Digging Up Our Past: The New Crib
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Monday, August 23, 2010. August 26, 2010 at 11:29 AM. August 30, 2010 at 12:20 PM. This Space, This Time.
Digging Up Our Past: May 2010
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Friday, May 28, 2010. Rumors and Realities in Kingston. Monday, May 24, 2010. Smoke rising from West Kingston.
Digging Up Our Past: December 2009
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Digging Up Our Past. A young archaeologist's journey through graduate school . . . After successfully concluding my Fulbright in Jamaica, it's on to the next step . . . graduate school. This blog will document my journey through the M.A./Ph.D. program in Anthropology and the path toward becoming a professional archaeologist. Forgive me as the posts will likely be sporadic and at times extraneous. Sunday, December 20, 2009. Recipe #4: Jerk Chicken. Quote of the Week #4. Sunday, December 13, 2009. In the e...
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When I tire of NYC, I post Pics. On February 11, 2010. Life is a bitch… but I’m her pimp. Therefore, I’m posting up pics of happier times. Times when I didn’t have to jump over 5 ft. wide ice puddles. Times when my hands could give a damn about some gloves. Times when I was surrounded by black people. That’s right. Jamaican times. Soon to be Kenyan/Ghanain/Mali (? Enjoy and be jealous. I’m jealous too, and they’re my pics.*. A beach and a man on a beach. Oh look, a black guy. A beautiful black girl.
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