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🕴️ Michael Jackson Lookalikes Spotted in The Bahamas
🌴 Is the King of Pop Secretly Living in the Exuma Cays? I told y’all but only a few people took it seriously. Where there’s smoke there’s fire they say. Whats going on and why is the King of Pop and his lookalikes popping up throughout the Bahamas this month, are they planning some kind of annual retreat, or is it a yearly festival their trying to start up in the Bahamas? Find out more below.
Find out what Michael’s up to next in the Bahamas on our website, leave a comment when you drop in: NOW I SEE WHY ALL OF DEM POLITICIANS CAME OVER TO EXUMA FOR REGATTA, THEY WAN SEE MICHAEL JACKSON WHO WAS THERE AS WELL. SEE WHAT MICHAEL HAD TO SAY ->
“I came in for care, not to leave feeling worse.” A patient shares their PMH nightmare
I don’t know her name. But I swear everybody in Princess Margaret Hospital does.
She’s not tied to one place. One minute she in the ER, next she walking through the surgical unit, next she up on maternity. Moves like a ghost, but with boots on. Soon as you see her coming down the hallway, your stomach twist.
I met her during the worst time of my life and the best the day I gave birth to my son.
I was still sore, exhausted, and bleeding when she walked in with this cold look like I owed her money. Didn’t say good morning. Didn’t ask how I feeling. Just yanked the sheets like I was wasting her time.
“You got to get up,” she snapped. “We ain’t got time to baby you. Move.”
I could barely walk. I told her I was… The Nurse of Pain name https://lol242.com/the-nurse-of-pain/
I’m only sharing this story because y’all know Bahama Drama is the one place people won’t think I’m crazy. Or maybe you still will, but I don’t care. What I saw and what I grew up around is real. Too real.
See, I was born right here in Abaco. My daddy’s a proud Bahamian but my mom and her whole side? Straight outta Haiti.
My grandmother rest her soul came from a quiet little town up in the mountains not one of those big cities you hear about, but a place that don’t even show up on Google Maps right. You blink you miss it.
But people in Haiti know the name. And they know what that place is famous for.
Witches.
Not the kind you see on TV with black hats and brooms. Nah. My grandmother was what they called a fanm dyanm a strong woman.
But also, something else. She wasn’t the type to harm people. She never made spells to break up marriages or make people sick. But she could see things. Feel things. She used to say, “Bon bagay pa bezwen pale anpil” the real power don’t talk much.
And there’s stuff she told me that still keeps me up at night.
Like how certain people… continue reading http://Lol242.com