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On the 9th. day of Christmas a Jamaican gives to you Heart-warming for Your Soul

The  grip of old man winter has begun to tighten his icy noose around the souls of those who are tropic-centric.

The symptoms are rapidly blanketing the Northern hemisphere.

During the blizzard on the US East coast the week before Christmas, I received requests to showcase  the gift of warmth. I received explicit hints such as   pictures of   beach scenes.  Some desires have  become more stark.  Folks are commemorating going from the “oven to the freezer”!

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It would be easy if we could just be whisked away to our favorite paradise  spot.  But for a variety of reasons, we may not have that option.

Is there any relief for the tropical soul?

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A few years back during the bleakness of winter, I ran across a magazine that filled my heart with a great serving of home. This magazine is :
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I know it’s salivatingly savoring and low cal to boot, but stop licking the picture!

Seriously, like a skilled anthropologist,   editor Grace Cameron scours the globe to capture the rhythm of soulful living  of people of the Caribbean, and share her findings with a warm vibrancy.

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Grace Cameron, Editor of JamaicanEats

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In this her latest edition she serves up a sumptuous meal that will take away the winter blues of even the Eskimos.

Her umbrella theme is Cool stories, hot recipes.

Some of the stories covered are:

  • A feature story of Blue Mountain coffee
  • The second coming of Jamaica’s bobsled Olympic team
  • She got he inside story of the chef that fed our glorious athletes that blazed into the history books of Berlin.
  • A sizzling bowl of pepper pot soup
  • and much more

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Want to feel your soul with the warmth of the Island, you are only a few clicks away!

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When you can’t get away, let JamaicanEats take you away!

About the author

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I am an entrepreneur whose focus is on helping small businesses deploy internet marketing tools to leverage new customers and profits. I believe in the survival of the knitted, and thus champion those who are making a difference in our community.