gregg784Reflection Seven: Destiny Bound as One “Finally, brethren, the ant teaches us about shared destiny. They go out together, return together, and protect the nest. In Kenya they say, ‘Sticks in a bundle are unbreakable.’ In the Caribbean, the saying is, ‘All ah we in the same boat.’ We do not go to…
gregg784Reflection Six: Legacy of Togetherness “Ant colonies endure for generations because they embody togetherness. Among the Ashanti it is said, ‘The family is like a forest: outside it looks thick, but inside it has order.’ In the Caribbean we say, ‘Blood thicker than water.’ Division may destroy wealth, but unity preserves legacy.…
Read moregregg784Reflection Four: Resistance Without Destruction “Beloved, the ant defends, but not against its own kind. This teaches us to resist oppression without destroying our brothers. Yoruba elders say, ‘If the fence is not broken, the goat cannot enter.’ Weakness comes when we divide. In the Caribbean we often warn, ‘All skin teeth…
Read moregregg784Reflection Two: Forgiveness Over Quarrel “Children of God, ants know better than to destroy their own. So too must we forgive quickly. In the Igbo tradition we hear, ‘If you heal the leg, the foot will walk with you again.’ In Vincentian speech we say, ‘Don’t wash yuh dirty linen in public.’…
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Sir Godfrey GreggStroke Symptoms and Warning Signs Recognizing a stroke’s signs and symptoms is important because treatments must be applied quickly to be effective. If you or a loved one is experiencing signs of a stroke, it is a medical emergency. Call 911 and go to the nearest stroke center in…
Read moregregg784A couple had been married for several years without a child. For the purpose of companionship, they bought a Rottweiler puppy, named it miley and loved her like a child. The dog had access to all the rooms in the house. The puppy grew to become a large,…
Read moregregg784FAILURE LEADS TO SUCCESS – Learn from mistakes View failures as feedback that provides you with the information you need to learn, grow, and succeed. When we live the Key of Failure Leads to Success we see failures as feedback, we learn from them and make the changes needed…
Read moregregg784INTEGRITY – Match behaviour with values Demonstrate your positive personal values in all you do and say. Be sincere and real. Living in integrity means that everything we say and everything we do is true reflections of what we value, what’s important to us. Think about what your behaviour…
Read moregregg784It is another sticky day in New York where we should hit 89 degrees. The air conditioners are running and that means the light bill will be mounting. No complaint but it is the season for high temperatures. Unlike the Caribbean where you have the North East trade winds coming off…
Read moregregg784As this month comes to a close and we look ahead to the Month of June, many things come to mind include: The Hurricane season and preparation Father’s Day celebration Birthdays Forecasters predict a 35% chance of an above-normal season, a 40% chance of a near-normal season, and a…
Read moregregg784This is a re-post with a few corrections Bequia — the Caribbean island I could call home Bequia — the Caribbean island I could call home Posted on April 30, 2016, by Eric Bequia has pretty much all I’d look for if I moved to the Caribbean: great beaches, a friendly and relaxed…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggRE-POST Giants of the ocean are celebrated on World Whale Day, which aims to raise awareness of these magnificent creatures. The annual holiday was founded in Maui, Hawaii, in 1980, to honour humpback whales, which swim off its coast. It’s the main showcase of the Maui Whale Festival. Every…
Read moregregg784In the month of March, we will be promoting St. Vincent and the Grenadines as the destination for visitors. The Homeland (Hairouna) “Hairouna, the Land of The Blessed” I will research this country and tell you why you should visit for a stay at reasonable prices. I shall repost…
Read moregregg784Mt. Pelee in Martinique. Landslides, dome sinking, heavy sludge flows – experts say it’s not a result of volcanic activity but with all the seismic activity in the region dem days, tsunami warning and all, a collapsing dome could trigger something on an island with a history of volcanic…
Read moregregg784Anderson Cooper looks back on Haiti after the earthquake Average Rating 0 out of 5 stars. 0 votes.You must log in to submit a review.
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggTo all the residents and citizens of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, The Greggs family. The Bynoes, Abbotts, Ollivierres, Stowes, Foyles, Forde, Dewars, Tannis, Abrahams, Derricks, Mitchells, Comptons, Hazells, Snagg, Deroches, DaSantos, and Kydds. I want to take this opportunity to wish all a very happy holiday…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggA snake penetrated into a carpentry workshop. As it slipped, it passed over a saw and got slightly wounded. Suddenly, it turned and bit the saw, and biting the saw, the snake seriously got wounded in its mouth! Then not understanding what was happening and thinking that the saw…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggSir Godfrey Gregg D.Div This country, our country, is such a majestic country comprising thirty-two islands. I have often tried to define this country in my imagination and I have thought of The Commonwealth Dominica as the best of both worlds. I think for a while it was the…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggI couldn’t believe when I got this pic and to tell the furry of mother nature. Thought for a moment about photoshop, but this is real. This is not the cow that jumped over the moon. That was a long time ago. This is Hurricane Maria who didn’t care…
Read moreSir Godfrey GreggThis is a very disturbing site in Paget Farm Bequia and I thank Nichola for sharing. Those who will remember Adams beach before the Airport will get the understanding of what you about to see. During the construction of the JF Mitchell Airport sand was pumped onto the rocky…
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