I loved hearing him speaking about his time in America doing contract work. My late father who was born in 1927, and from Ritchies in Clarendon did contract work in America in the 1940s. I remember him regaling me some many times about his vivid experiences over there. Keep going uncle 💪
This gives me hope, praying for long and a blessed life for this elderly man. Love you daddy.This is knowledge my friends.The happiness days are the days he survived. Thank God.
It’s funny when you’re young you think you’ll never grow old until you see your parents start getting old. Its always good to see the elderly in good spirit.
Quit right sir that was the good days if u pass the older and say good morning we get beaten for not respects could sleep with you door open Lord a mercy now no way me born 19 36 me older than you but bless us all in Jesus name thank him for life God is first peace and love Br
Such a blessed man he has a lot of pain from the beating from his dad that was evil to your own child but thank God he live to tell such an interesting story bless his heart and thank you for these stories blessings
Greetings. Nostalgic for sure. Garlings were not eaten and or hunted, similar to crows. They were mostly found around domestic animals, cows, and left alone, a welcome presence for the reason that they would get rid of the ticks that would infest the animals. Entertaining. Gripping. Informative.
My baby bro knows all dem birds he was the best in shooting birds I always love to go with him me pick up d birds Sip bro my Baba.... Me know grava tree wood.. 😀😄😀😄😀 Missah SAR Yu kno bout ❤️🚶
the story he is telling would be from the late 1940's - 50s and onwards. he would've been born in 1937, so unless their are stories here about himself as a toddler the title is clickbait