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When Patwa come up and tellyuh hassa gat feva, believe he –There is a tendency of many todoubt the validity of one’s story. Thisproverb encourages one to believepeople about those they share anenvironment with as your experiencewith someone is vastly different totheirs.Moon ah run til day ketch am –Regardless of how much you try tocover up your misdeeds, just as howit is certain that the sun will rise, sotoo will your misdeeds be revealed. Itis a very karmic proverb and is similarto the Western one that goes, whathappens in the dark always comes tolight.Don’t fly past your nest – Way toooften, there is a tendency for personsto live lives that are fast-paced andreckless. This proverb cautions againstthis by asking persons to rememberwhat their limits are and where issafest.that you believe is being playful isactually quite serious.What you could see daytime, doanlook fuh at night with fire stick –This proverb asks us to be mindful ofthe signs that surround us. When youare able to see clear warnings abouta situation, you should heed them,instead of ignoring them, as ignoringthem might get you hurt.Thief man nah like see mattee holdhe bag – This speaks to the levelof trust between persons of similarmindsets. If you are a criminal youmight dislike seeing your friend orsomeone in the same business as you,with your belongings.Do suh nah like suh – This is a call tobe conscious about the decisions youmake and how they impact others. Ifyou are reckless in the way you treatpeople, you might find that when thefavour is returned to you, you wouldnot like how you are treated.Every skin teeth is na laugh – Whilefriendly behaviour can often indicatethat someone has good intentionstowards you, this should not be theonly thing you base your decisionson as not everyone that smiles withyou is your friend. This proverb is alsosometimes used to refer to the factthat sometimes, a situation or person112
Accommodation in Guyana rangesfrom hotels of various grades, guesthouses and apartments. The cost foraccommodation in Guyana varies from aslow as US$15.00 up to US$400 per night.With the Oil & Gas industry, a number ofmajor international hotels will soon beoccupying our skyline. We have tried tograde them, in terms of pricing, for you.In GeorgetownHotels and Guest HousesHERDMANSTON LODGELamaha & Peter Rose St.Tel: (592) 231-7904SLEEPIN INTERNATIONAL HOTEL& CASINO288-289 Church St., GeorgetownTel: (592) 223-4611/12E: reservations@sleepinhotelandcasino.comwww.sleepinhotelandcasino.comUPMARKET-$$$$MARRIOT HOTELKingston Seawall Rd.Tel: (592) 231-2480PEGASUS HOTEL & BUSINESSSUITESKingston Seawall Rd.Tel: (592) 225-2856RAMADA PRINCESS HOTELProvidenceTel: (592) 265-7031CARA LODGEQuamina StreetTel: (592) 225-5301ELDORADO INNQuamina & Thomas StreetsGeorgetownTel: (592) 225-3966113MID-RANGE-$$$COMFORT SUITES &APARTMENTS108 ‘A’ Barima Avenue,Bel Air Park, GeorgetownTel: (592) 225-4816/225-0585E: Barima108@yahoo.comW: www.comfortsuitesgy.comBRANDSVILLE HOTELPike St, C’VilleTel: (592) 227-0989BRANDSVILLE APARTMENTSCroal St., StabroekTel: (592) 223-0264GRAND COASTAL HOTELLe Resouvenir, ECDTel: (592) 220-1091
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Where & WhatRegion 7BARTICA HOSPITA
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Calendar of Events & FestivalsCalen
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Festivals in Guyanabeer. A few nigh
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Page 73 and 74: Eco-WondersSwifts or ‘Makanaima
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