Miss Lou (Part 10) ~ WALK GOOD (A Closing Tribute To A Caribbean Gem)

[@jennis.3501]

Miss. Lou😄😄...real historian, storyteller, comedian, Jamaican and the list goes on....

[@SionisMills]

Miss Lou folks songs i enjoyed them as a child i enjoyed going to pantomime at the ward theater 🎥 😄

[@leonistevenson1626]

Miss Lou You never be forgotten you left me with quite a knowledge of my culture You will always be in my heart.

[@dvonshaewebley8075]

oh my miss lou, sorry i couldnt have met you in person! such a queen.....

[@DanielEdwards-er1vw]

Happy birthday miss Lou

[@robertyoung6291]

Thank you do much Miss Lou for reminding us if what laughter really is

[@mraugustusclarke5719]

Jah bless yuh Miss LOU .yuh a fi wi ..

[@JAYBE181]

Ur the best miss Lou

[@bbcbeausoleil8689]

Mi lov di patwa...miss Miss Lou. Fun fact...I was part of Twi speaking cong for 12 yrs and learned my shsre of the language. One day some friends whom I knew were going back home to Ghana for a while bid me farewell and I responded in English to hv a good trip. Another Ghanaian friend standing near me said "Tell them 'Nantew Yiye!' That's what we say when someone will be travelling. So I did and it sweet them when I said that and they responded happily with 'medaase' (thanks). I then asked my friend, 'so what did I say?' He told me to use the Twi I learned so far and figure it out. So thinking for a minute I was pleasantly surprised to learn where our JA saying comes from. In Twi Nantew=walk & Yiye=good. My Ghanaian friend had no clue why I was so excited, but when I explained, he looked at me quite seriously and said 'Sister we have all been separated from our true families' So so true... Miss Lou knew.

[@ruthjohnson9025]

Walk good, Ms. Lou👋🏾🇯🇲

[@crwilliamsification]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@Kayeisha]

walk good miss lou....

[@r2app]

Loving my copy of Jamaica Labrish which has a great selection of her poems. Anyone knows where I can find the audio version of all her poems?