i don't know how to change the name of your blog bu i'm just going to post every thing that i have posted on this and put it on the other and when i'm done i'm going to delete this one

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this poem is dedicated to my friend faiza and i made it my self and i really like it. it says after years under the bigfat blingee!
this is the web site that i meet faiza on

Did you know the story of Ibrahim (Abraham)? It is told in told in the Qur’an as well as the Jewish and Christian scriptures.

Although Abraham is a central figure to both Christians and Muslims, his importance to Jews is for greater. It was with Abraham, and is family that the Jewish nation begun.

Jews and Christian are alike but Jews don’t believe in the birth of Jesus. Although some Jews attend some Christian churches such as The Seventh Day Advertise I don’t know why but I’m trying to figure it out.

The reason why I’m telling you this is because, a lady came on a TV show called the Religious hard talk  ,where they talk about religions and there believes and such .

So this lady was saying that Jamaica built upon a Muslim religion, but I didn’t get to watch all of it for I was busy.

And I am remembering the Muslim festival you where telling me about and it is based on Ibrahim (Abraham)

So I was reading my religious education book about Muslim festivals.

And you religion has two very important festivals Id-ul-fitr and Id-ul-adha

I am very  confused so I am going to read up on Abraham some more and the Jews and the Muslims and the Christians

And do you think Samuels/Samuel is a Hebrew name?

I am confused and i have questions and I need answers.

this girl named teylor asked, "what is school like in Jamaica?"
here is my responds

to start in off i'm just going to make you know that we wear uniform. in 4 grade we do the 4th grade  achievement  test i don't know if you do that in the UK but.. anyways in 6th grade we do GSAT that sixth grade achievement test  and when you pat that you go to a good high school and if you don't you g to a stupid school a good school in Jamaica is called a traditional high school people from all over the Caribbean do the same exact tests at the same exact time. but if you go to a junior high school you don't do GSAT you do GNAT grade night achievement test and if you past that you go to a  traditional  high school. and in high school when your in 10th or 11th grade you do CXC i don't know what that mean but i know Caribbean is in it and that gives you your subjects to get a job or go to college but if you what more subjects you do CSEC in college or pre university 

let me explain the subject thing i don't know if you know but the subject that you are good at and you get high grades you keep that but math and English is a most so people always do that because when you getting a job those thing are very important 

so right now i'm going in 9th grade but i'm supposed to be in 10 i'm not in 10 grade because when i was supposed to do my GSAT me and my brother alost have the same name so the carried it to the ministry of education ad the thought i was an err so they trough my papers away so i didn't go to high school i'd have to go to a private school but my mom didn't have any money so i had to repeat the sixth grade and do over the GSAT 

but other that that school in Jamaica if fine and i love all my friends how is school in great Great Britain?

LOL!

i will publishing all the messages that Faiza have sent me but she sends mulipul emails at onceso its confusing. so as soon as the internet is connected at my home i am going to put them together and fix it up and then I'll be publishing them.

Lot #16 Hellshire Park,

Ostrich Avenue,

Hellshire hills,

P.O

St. Catherine,

Jamaica

W.I

August 8, 2001

Dear Faiza,

I really don’t know what to writ to you, since I send you emails almost every day.

But please excuse my bad hand writing I don’t writ as pretty as you would think, so does my mom I guess it runs in the family. And have you ever seen how a doctor writs? They say the reason why they write so badly is because they don’t wan’t any one to copy their hand writing. Speaking of doctors what would you like to be when you get older? I wan’t to be a doctor when I grow up. But I can’t stand the sight of blood. And the reason why I wan’t to be a doctor is because is seems like every career in the world being a doctor or lawyer is the only choice. I don’t know why and that what I think so out of those two I prefer being a doctor.

Speaking of careers I met this girl she is 19 and she lives in Pakistan and she is a business woman she said something about stock marketing, I’m  not sure but she said she wanted to be my friend. As usual I said yes she said she wanted to know me so I told her a little about me.

I join this thing I don’t remember the name of it but you create an ad and people from all over he world send you mail its kind of a pen pal thing. And now I’m getting mails strangers and learning about cultures.

I love you.

Yours sincerely

Horatia Samuels.

(Faiza haven’t receive this letter yet)

Dear Faiza,

It’s raining like crazy over here in Jamaica. There is a topical storm over our country, the east coast to be priciest and a little are, well, kind of blowing over my side.  It was over the Bahamas last week and now it’s over here, they say it might turn into a hurricane.

In the Caribbean we have a season called hurricane season. It starts from June and ends at November. So… yeah we’re kind of in the middle of it right now.

Last night it rained, and it was raining real hard and lighting and thunder, well lets just say it almost gave me an heart attract, it woke me up right out of my sleep!

The thunder was so loud it seems like it would deaf me!

And the lighting was so bright even through the curtains it seems like it would blind me.

Speaking about natural disasters, I heard there is going to be a big earthquake here in Jamaica. Almost even bigger than the earthquake that hit Haiti, a couple years ago. I don’t know if you know about it bout if you don’t I suggest you Google it.

Have you watched the Olympic Games yet? I’m so proud of my country. I tried to see if I saw your country but I didn’t, sorry. But if I did or if I do see I’ll be cheering for you country.