Django posted:Prashad posted:If you live in Richmond Hill or Queens then moving back to Guyana looks good but if you live in places like Arizona or Minnesota or Calgary. Generally safe and clean places then there is no need to go back to Guyana in your old age.
Suh what you saying New England doan have good places ?
New England has nice places. Richmond Hill and Queens are dumps with very over priced Real Estate that are generally in bad conditions. Even the hotels in those areas suck.
This is no insult to Vish who is trying his hardest to make Richmond Hill a better place but he has an up hill battle to fight.
Bibi Haniffa posted:How does a topic on retired Indo Guyanese turn into a topic on garbage disposal? Some of you people on GNI should have been magicians.
Quite an educated contribution to either topic.
D2 posted:Django posted:Met an older guy yesterday in NY,came to the US in 1983.He is back in Guyana,i asked him how is to be back,he mentioned is what you want in life.He is from Canje.
In a few years from now,i am thinking of spending some time there.
Forget that jangat. Go to spain
Portugal!! Very affordable, better than Spain.
alena06 posted:D2 posted:Django posted:Met an older guy yesterday in NY,came to the US in 1983.He is back in Guyana,i asked him how is to be back,he mentioned is what you want in life.He is from Canje.
In a few years from now,i am thinking of spending some time there.
Forget that jangat. Go to spain
Portugal!! Very affordable, better than Spain.
It is about preference. Plus no access to the Mediterranean. I do not find things cheaper. Homes there are expensive. Malaga for example has a large english speaking community. In any event everything is accessible by car or train.
GTAngler posted:Gilbakka posted:Chronic & persistent littering has become part of Guyanese culture. It is far easier to change the Constitution than to change that culture. But it seems that people change their attitude to littering when they emigrate to cleaner countries. And when they revisit Guyana the eyesore & stench immediately stun them.
In all seriousness, what alternatives do they have. Are there scheduled garbage pickups by the various municipalities? Are there designated areas for garbage? Regarding the above, do you think their attitudes would have changed if they were in a similar situation like Guyana?
In Corriverton, the town council charges $200.00 per household if you have your garbage picked up. Some people who can afford it pay the $200.00. However, some of those who can afford the $200.00 still throw the garbage in the trenches.
There should be massive finds for throwing garbage in the trench.
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