The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
In 1851, people from Green Turtle Cay hardly bathed for fear of catching cold. We might laugh at this old wives tale, but in the 1800s, before antibiotics and modern Continue Reading
One day, the principles and teachings of Obeahism, the once ancient practices of African-Caribbean people, will be to the world, what the global resurrection of medicinal marijuana is today. One Continue Reading
With all the brouhaha surrounding Jamaica and its new medical marijuana export industry, it is easy to forget that the Bahamas once had the opportunity to become a significant medical Continue Reading
Apparently, the Great Silk Cotton Tree, that once stood on Bay Street, came from South Carolina courtesy of a British man. It fits with the historical time line of the Continue Reading
Sansevieria, or devil’s tongue, is an ugly plant. It is green for sure, but that’s about it. Spiders, and other nasty little creepy crawlers love to make their home in Continue Reading
