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Location: Grand E' tang National Park The hiking trail to Mt. Qua- Qua was not difficult but very challenging: due to its narrow ridges and rocky terrain. Scott stated in his post via Summitpost.org that: ' ' Mount Qua Qua is the second or third highest peak on the island of Grenada ... . It is also the most popular mountain to climb on the island. "( http://www.summitpost.org/mount-qua-qua/970228 ) The hike can be rigorous for those who are both fit and unfit, the beautiful scenery at the top of the hike will be worth the walk and aching legs. I truly enjoyed the lush green vegetation leading up to the lookout point, the peaks with mist (if it's rainy/ overcast) ,and over-looking surrounding communities in the valley. On your way up the trail, one can over look Grand E'tang Lake below (the view is to die for). Supposedly, there are 2 trails (or shortcuts) one can take to go either Annadale waterfall or Concord waterfall, that's if you're co...

Many females have different methods of keeping track of the menstrual cycle; be it an app, beads, calendar or the moon. Whatever it may be, they work for us differently.  I've been using these beads for over a year and some months, and I've not been disappointed with it. Even though I still use my calendar, sometimes I need something with me to keep track of my period. At times (minimal) the beads would not be best since my period is not the normal 26/28 days cycle; it can go up to 30 or 34 days for the most (TMI);hence why the beads would not be accurate for me. Those who are within that 26/ 28 days cycle can diff give this a go. Here's why I'm satisfied with my Cyclebeads: 1- There's 32 beads with 4 color-coded, simply move the rubber ring over the beads as instructed: each bead represent a day of your cycle. 2- The color- coded beads lets you know when you are fertile and when you're not. The red bead marks the first day of your period, the white b...

Petroglyphs are rocks made by pecking directly on the rock surface using a stone chisel and a hammer stone. Many of these sites are at times visible/ hidden on this beautiful island.  Why not rent a jeep, grab a map, tag along a local tour guide and discover the mystery of Grenada. (Insert Palm trees)

I SURVIVED MID TERM!!! (Screams uncontrollably) My reward after studying. This week was mid- term exam for all University students, various persons resorted to studying in many ways.  Here, I will be giving some tips/ things that work for me, which contributed to my awesome grades.   " Success is the sum of small efforts, repeated day-in and day-out." -Unknown I don’t know for the rest of the population, but during my studies I had doubts, I cried most times because I could not understand or get a lesson to remain in my brain, even though I read it over and over. I finally cave in, and resorted to my trustee friends, my mom & the S.O for moral support (Thanks guys). In relaxing my mind and lessening these negative voices, I was able to retain the information needed and boost myself with confidence limiting my anxiety. (I did it!) With that being said, These are some Tips that can help you survive Mid- Term/ any exam: LEARNING STRATEG...

   I first saw the ad via Social Media and quickly became excited about this. I've always wanted to meet the descendants of the kalinago tribe but my finance would not allow me to travel over to Dominica.    But they were here for the Kalinago Cultural Showcase put on by the Kalinago Beach Resort, located at Morne Rouge Beach, better known as BBC. http://grenadagrenadines.com/explore/attractions/beaches/morne-rouge-beach-bbc    Let me warn you , both my friends & I did not make it in time to see the cultural side of the show case, but was able to get a picture ; still worth it.   Here is a flyer of the Cultural Showcase. If you so decide on attending, share your experience.

On this day, I decided to loc my hair and transitioned into this new realm of natural beauty; totally worth it. Here's to many more years into this journey and the obstacles that comes with It. ( Throw's confetti )  HOW DID I STARTED? - I started with comb twis t; knowing my hair capability, I opt for a medium size part. Reason being, my hair texture, It can be defined as loose/ soft. Adding to this, I was scared about my hair breaking (small loc's) during my journey or my edges receding (scary feeling). H OW DO I MAINTAIN MY HAIR? -  I wash my hair every 1-2 months, depending on how itchy/ the amount of sweat produce / the Occasion. When washing my hair, Aloe Vera (raw) would be my 1st stop, followed by oiling and spritz with rose water. Rarely I would use shampoo (mix with baking soda and vitamin E) or at times If there is build up, dish washing liquid does the trick. (ya I know) I try to do a hot oil treatment every month. HOW OFTEN DO I RE-TWIST? - ...