I’m not the biggest crap fan alive but I have been around long enough to know this brother found a formula and he’s playing it to the top of the charts. His rap is too perfectly orchestrated and I find much of his huff and puff to be little more than hot air.

He talks mad shit but I’m afraid it’s all talk and his gangster days, if he ever really had any at all, are long behind him. He talks about things he may have done or may want you to think he’s done but that brother lives a fat juicy plush life and his hard edge is store bought.

He’s flying high as the hottest crapper in the world but its still just crap right?

I’ve been busy listening to other music and this is the only Cure Album I have. Jah Cure is super hot in Jamaica right now and probably one of the top rising performers in the country. His popularity amongst the females is huge as I witnessed with the number of females who followed him out of the show after 7AM on Friday morning. There was one tall sexy Jamaican girl who kept chanting in a sexy voice “It’s you I love Cure. It’s you I love.” She kept it up as did a dozen others who managed to squeeze backstage after his performance. He drove off in an all black Yukon

I was able to grab a few words with him and his management team from Danger Music but I did not get to spend much time at all. I was being dogged all night by another Jamaican artist who insisted I take his picture with Cure and in chasing the man for the photo my friend annoyed him and I backed off. I got the boss mans linkup and thats nuff for me but it would have been cool to have my pic taken instead of me taking these.

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Here is my friend Anthony Able at SumFest with Jah Cure. He wanted the whole world to see him and Cure together and when Cure finally stopped all he could say was something about “all dis for a pik cha mon?’. I guess Anthony and Jah Cure where in jail together back in 1996 and Anthony thought he would be glad to see him. As I thought Jah Cure showed little interest in speaking to a jail house buddy and he blew Anthony off straight up after this picture was taken.

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No better place to be at 4:20 then my “likkle garden”

Alfie Loves You but he loves his herb even more.

Here we are at Dunns River Waterfalls in Ocho Rios Jamaica. We really enjoy spending time at the many waterfalls and rivers here in Jamaica and this is one of the most scenic spots on the island. Dunns River Waterfalls is usually a bit to crowded and touristy for us but it is a really special place and we enjoy it. The water is exhilarating and the kids love hiking up the trails and waterfalls on our adventures.

The vine hangs from a very large tree in these huge swaths of brilliant color that are simply stunning. I want one of these in my garden some day but I doubt I’ll have one. Seems like it’s an old plant with lots of years of growth to attain such long lengths.

The Moya Boys play at the second tallest Waterfall in Jamaica. The Cascade is a 45 minute hike through some tough trails leaving Holywell National Park at about 3500 feet above sea level in the Blue Mountains of Kingston. The Jamaica rainforest is lush and green with 100′s of beautiful plants and trees such as bromeliads, orchids and epiphytes of all sizes and color. There are lots of ferns and underbrush to go with the towering canopy above and everything is very green and peaceful.

Holywell Park is a nice place to relax and unwind but it’s pretty isolated and you should plan to bring everything with you because there is not much up this far from the world!

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We had to ride from Negril to Kingston to pick up a barrel I had shipped and it seemed like a great opportunity to visit some parts of the South Coast I had not been to in some time. I wanted to visit Black River and Treasure Beach specifically since it had been awhile and Elise and the kids had never been. We jumped in the van just late in the day but just in time to make it to Treasure Beach by sunset. We had some fun in Treasure Beach and moved on to Black River the next day.[newline]

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I had never actually been on a Black River Safari so we took a boat trip down the River and once again the kids really enjoyed it. It was another great lesson in life and nature for the kids and we all enjoyed the wildlife and natural beauty of the wetlands environment. Not much else to do in Black River except maybe grab a bite to eat unless you appreciate some really old dilapidated buildings. The city was a great town in the 1800′s and lays claim to being the first town in Jamaica with electricity and air conditioning. Funny thing is the ac was for race horses and the blacks that worked the farm got to feed and clean up after them but rarely enjoyed the lights or cool breeze of an air conditioner. They brought electricity and a/c to Jamaica for the rich mans animals.[newline]

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After a day in Black River we thought to run through Mandeville but we decided we would rather be up in the mountains so we headed for Kingston. We rolled into Holywell Park late in the evening and were awoken by the sounds of a beautiful morning. The birds we’re out and chirping as the sun rose over the Blue Mountains from behind us as we peered out and over the city of Kingston and it’s all important harbor. We we’re lucky enough to catch a great sunrise with the moon watching along with us before we took off for a hike down Waterfall Trail. It was a 45 minute trek into the Jamaica mountainside before we reached a really pretty waterfall and stream. The waterfall was very cool and well worth the walk back to the van which would take us muchlonger than45 minutes as I ended up carrying Robby at least half the distance back.

This is where we almost lost Elise after AJ bumped into her and she fell of the side of a cliff. She hung by some branches for a couple of minutes because Dad and Robby were WAY off the back and out of range of their voices. She was pretty scared bythe experience so I doubt we’ll be heading back to that waterfall anytime soon.[newline]

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