Marcia Charles

Marcia Charles wrote a new post, Che mwe ouve, on the site Dominichen – The Uniquely Dominican View 2 months, 2 weeks ago

Che mwe ouve (my heart is open)

My heart is open
My heart is free
It thinks of you
Your warm embrace
It aches for you
Your loving touch
It remembers you and the secrets we share
It touches me in a way […]

Marcia Charles wrote a new post, New music from lapwetpointmichel, on the site Dominichen – The Uniquely Dominican View 3 months, 1 week ago

Fya Bryte and the Dungeon Lionz have been busy making more music for us. Its great to hear authentic music from the Nature Island.

You can checkout their YouTube page which is getting more and more visits from […]

Marcia Charles commented on the post, I don’t need a business blog I have Facebook, on the site Local Marketing Business Blog 3 months, 2 weeks ago

I will always continue to build my own blog at the very least so I have my own space for people to find me online.

Marcia Charles wrote a new post, Cameron Pierre Radio Jumbo, on the site Dominichen – The Uniquely Dominican View 5 months, 2 weeks ago

Dominican music artist Cameron Pierre has a new album out called Radio Jumbo which is a brilliant mix of Caribbean sounds with a jazz harmony. In the video below Cameron gives an interview about the album – the […]

Marcia Charles wrote a new post, Dominican Diaspora Social Network for people from the Commonwealth of Dominica, on the site Dominichen – The Uniquely Dominican View 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Today I am helping Diane “tidy up” her video sharing sites online and I found this video that was made in 2010 to promote the Dominican Diaspora social network. The social network was set up for anyone who is from […]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Wear the dwiyet with pride 12 months ago

The Dwiyet is one of the forms of National wear for females in the Commonwealth of Dominica. Sadly though, few people wear the Dwiyet outside of the Independence season although it is an elegant formal dress that can be worn for many an occasion. Even more dismal is the fact that so few Dominican women [...]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Diary of a small business – Development Vs Service Delivery 1 year, 7 months ago

It’s difficult to focus on the ‘development’ and ‘growth’ of your business when you spend most of your time being in the delivery the goods and or services which is the bread & butter and the ‘core’ of your business. I would like to spend more time developing new aspects to my Consultancy – e.g. seminar events, [...]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Roasting yam pe in Pointe Michel Dominica 1 year, 7 months ago

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: A love song from the heart from the Sisserou Sixth Form Singers 1 year, 7 months ago

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Sixth Form Sisserou Singers 1 year, 7 months ago

Sixth Form Sisserou Singers performing at the 2010 nature island literary festival and book fair Commonwealth of Dominica

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Dominica Overseas National Association Quadrille Dancers 1 year, 7 months ago

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Gregory Rabess talks with Diane Corriette 1 year, 7 months ago

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Diary of a small business – working smart 1 year, 7 months ago

From time to time I want to share some of my expereinces as a small business owner & freelancer. It really helps me to write, it’s been a thinking strategy of mine for more years than I care to remember. My current preoccupation is that of the receipt of timely payment for work completed. As some may be aware [...]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: David Michael Cause Consultancy 1 year, 7 months ago

You can find out more about David Michael and Cause Consultancy at his website

http://www.dmichael.co.uk/

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Moving to Dominica: Considerations of the Diaspora 1 year, 7 months ago

Moving is one of the most stressful life events you can ever go through and when it involves moving to a completely different country the effects are felt even more. I have met first generation Diaspora members moving “back home” to the land of their parents and having a happy and fulfilling life in the [...]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Banana Farmers in Dominica receive rehabilitation plan payment 1 year, 8 months ago

$1Million for BANANA FARMERS -part of rehabilitation plan By Nester Phillip Thursday September 9, 2010 ROSEAU, DOMINICA – The Government of Dominica is making EC$1M available in the first instance to banana farmers so as to boost production. The new loan and grant facility available at the Dominica Agricultural Industrial and Development…[Read more]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Blogging Workshop at the Nature Island literary festival 2010 1 year, 8 months ago

One of my proudest moments on this journey of rediscover my Dominican roots has to be this one – speaking at the Nature Island Literary Festival and Book Fair 2010 I spoke on using blogs, video and being found online and I had 12 people registered but as you can see from the photo below several [...]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Freelancing 1 year, 8 months ago

I was thinking recently, I’m glad I’m not working in an office at the moment, not managing a team, not feeling oppressed by constant work demands, working when I feel most productive (there are peeks and trough’s), of course you take your blows when you freelance full time; folk don’t pay you on time, converging deadlines keeping you [...]

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: A Peaceful moment 1 year, 8 months ago

At 12.15pm today I ‘sat still’ for an hour or so in the court yard of Southwark Cathedral near London Bridge. It was a lovely day for London, bright, sunny with a little fresh nip in the air there were many tourists around, taking pictures and checking their maps. I felt very strongly that I was having a ‘peaceful moment’……….

uniquelydominican wrote a new blog post: Quality time! 1 year, 8 months ago

After some time away due to my hectic schedule and quite frankly often feeling as though chasing my tail, I have been enthused to resume making contributions to the UD online Magazine. I have just returned from a recent trip to Egypt and a weekend camping at the Cotswolds – two extremes you might think, Egypt was insanely hot and [...]