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That story of Ms. Polly and the white woman is really funny.  It rniemds me  of the beef, iron and wine"  story. My aunt was very good at telling hilarious  stories.As a matter of fact Panamanians of West Indian descent can tell some good old jokes that will make you laugh so hard till tears come to your eyes. My aunt told us once that a woman went to the doctor because she was feeling weak and the doctor prescribed her  "Beef, Iron and Wine Tonic". This tonic  used to be  sold in many West Indian pharmacies in Colon for anemia and all type of maladies. I do not know if they still sell it.The woman understood the doctor's  prescription to mean something else  ;she  bought a nice cut of beef, cooked it,  then  began ironing clothes and finally she started  dancing and whining to a calypso beat. Another story  that I heard  was  about a Bardadian man who was a laborer during the construction days. He applied to work and a white man wanted to give him a hard time. The white man knowing that the Barbadian man was illiterate told him to spell the word ink to be hired. The Barbadian man became indignant realizing that  he could not spell the word ink;he then replied ,"I -ain- Kay, I-ain-Kay" . The white man surprised gave the Bajan the job.I have never had Rundon. I will try making it. Your stories have a way of bringing back memories, especially opening up the locks  of those lost or hidden  trunks  where  our most cherished and rich  memories reside.Un cordial saludo,Anita
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Hey, kliler job on that one you guys!

Revision as of 17:10, 13 October 2012

Hey, kliler job on that one you guys!

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