Call her, Kenisha.
And save the planet.
Sherry-Ann Collins’ first passport photograph taken in Saint Ann, Jamaica, 1989, age 10.
Call her, Kenisha.
From age 6 to 13, I lived in Saint Ann, Jamaica, and visited the local herbalist with my dad whenever the island was in crisis, after a hurricane, or when we felt ill.
Walking in the early morning mist through the winding path to a small house with a flowery garden.
Bathing in cannabis, drinking the herbal tea and staring into space, I repeated my vision over and over.
“Call her, Kenisha.”, our herbalist said to Dad.
“Call her, Kenisha.”
Walking home, I held my dad’s hand while he stopped at our neighbours’ and shared the news:
“Call her, Kenisha.”
“Call her, Kenisha.”
“Call her, Kenisha.”
My childhood stories, Life Lessons Learned, about growing up in Saint Ann, Jamaica, are being developed into an animation film series that will create jobs and opportunities for the Jamaican people in perpetuity.
Call her, Kenisha.
Best wishes,
Sherry-Ann Collins, I am her.
Sherry Collins
Kenisha
Ms. Collins
London, English
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