Moses JamesonToday’s Caribbean youth are more inclined to stay indoors and watch television, play computer games and, in some cases, even do their homework, than go outside to play. Watching these Guyanese children playing in the early morning brings back memories of my childhood days.
Its a Joy to Watch Guyanese Children Playing-Great Way To Start The Day
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