Dr. Claudette Thompson, D.Ed.

This is the famous japanese tea that will make you healthier.

@tchapmanonline I was there!!!!

Jimmy Cliff’s music carried hope, resistance, and joy across generations. From « The Harder They Come » to « Many Rivers to Cross », he changed music, not only reggae forever. His songs will keep guiding us for many rivers to come. 🕊️💚💛❤️ Tracy and Jimmy never recorded a duet together, but they shared the stage for the final song, « One Love », at the “Bob Marley All-Star Tribute” in Jamaica in 1999. Photo KMazur / WireImage file

@Mekiedoll Hilarious

Birth rates will definitely increase after this weather. Be safe you all 😂

@mullings_clive The opposite

Nobody nah name dem pickney Melissa after this for awhile.

@CaroleBeckford Good reason to be in St. Lucia.

WIPO & JOA meet in St Lucia for day 2 of the Beyond the Sport: Innovation. IP. Sport The conversation today is based on: 📌 AI 📌 the business of clubs and federations 📌 commercial partnerships 📌 protection of sports events 📌 enhanced sport eco-system

@leahfrombklyn Captivating. May her soul RIP.

I’m heartbroken to learn of the passing of a NYC legend. Alice Tan Ridley sang in the NYC subways for many years and competed on America’s Got Talent. She is also the mother of actress Gabourey Sidibe. To hear her sing was to know you were in the presence of greatness.

@ClydeWilliams46 Can’t agree with you more.

Jamaica needs to reduce the work week to 4 days. We can make it four 9hour days as a compromise. But four 8hour days will do just fine. It’s not right for people to be living to work: no/little time to raise children & build family and community life; little time for re-creation etc.. The 8-5 alienation producing work grind, is dehumanizing. And given the state of pub trans (for decades now), and traffic, the average person has to get up b4 Cock crow, if woman with children then there is that work in the early morning. Then a ‘battle’ to get to work and back home. Then there is the evening work at home (women with children)…tiad and bed. On repeat for 5 days. People are stressed and unhappy. Each person should have a day in the week where you can breathe, and there is present the full functionality of society, all services accessible to you. It should not be the preserve of, owners, the wealthy, self employed professionals, high level management etc. The positive multiplier effect of such a move will be game changing.

@Paulaanneja Congratulations! He strikes me as an outstanding STEAM scholar. Proud yes!

Gonna just change my name to #ProudMom (BTW don't ask me to explain what he is studying)

@arachnonaut @goodreads That was my experience too. I am hoping I get a chance to meet the author and have my copy signed.

@cnc2142 @goodreads Seconding this! Picked it up at the library last week and couldn't put it down!

Tell us about a book that exceeded your expectations!

Sport a catalyst for regional economic development jamaica-gleaner.com/article/sports… Prof Julie Stevens

Sounds of raindrops as I review the final pages of a thesis #academiclife

@gradydoctor @uche_blackstock @GoldFdtn Hope to meet @uche_blackstock too.

What a beautiful surprise it was to lay eyes on and hug my sis @uche_blackstock in real life tonight! While we were both here for a great cause with the @GoldFdtn Gala, this was one of the highlights! Love you and am always SO proud of you, my sister! Keep shining! 👑💛 #teamyou

@pjawk You will live till them sun you

Suppose if you like old cotton trees!

@nikkigrimes9 Autobiography

@sandralindsayRN @uche_blackstock @HofstraU Congratulations! Looking forward to reading.

I am excited to share that my memoir "First in Line" will be released July 23, 2024. Thank you @HofstraU Zarb School of Business for this feature Zarb Alum Author’s First Book First in Line  ̶ A Tale of Resilience, Leadership, and Public Health Advocacy - go.shr.lc/3USJQeu

@simonenclarke Wise beyond her years. A very enriching conversation

Post #SimSoulSessions chat with the incredible #SageHarrison

Ghanaian author @KwameDawes has been named as the new Poet Laureate of Jamaica from 2024-2027. Previous Poet Laureates include Professors Mervyn Morris, Lorna Goodison, and Olive Senior. Congratulations to Dawes! 🎉 buff.ly/3W4b6YA

@educator2us @MIT Next time add “How about you?”