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Judi Lynn

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12. Great seeing you! You are such a light at D.U. You have a great influence, for certain, malaise.

Reply to malaise (Reply #8)

Wed Jun 17, 2026, 03:38 PM

4 hrs ago

I'll bet you would be stunned if you knew how many admirers you have now and have had among people who haven't posted in a while.

Always look at your not-to-be missed comments.

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The Great Port Royal and Kingston earthquake took place [View all] malaise Jun 8 OP

Thank you for this. I enjoy history now that I'm in my later years. OLDMDDEM Jun 8 #1

YW malaise Jun 8 #2

More malaise Jun 8 #5

Wow. Thank you so much. OLDMDDEM Jun 8 #6

A depiction of the earthquake that destroyed much of Port Royal in 1692, by Jan Luyken and Pieter van der Aa Goonch Jun 8 #3

The Port Royal Museum has some fascinating stuff malaise Jun 8 #4

"What God hath wrought!" That's an inspired bit of artwork. The artist clearly hoped to explain it. Judi Lynn 6 hrs ago #9

Can't believe I hadn't even heard of this. It was more than a nightmare. Unbelievable. Judi Lynn 6 hrs ago #7

YW malaise 6 hrs ago #8

Great seeing you! You are such a light at D.U. You have a great influence, for certain, malaise. Judi Lynn 4 hrs ago #12

Thanks sis malaise 4 hrs ago #13

;-{) The 1692 Jamaica earthquake struck Port Royal, Jamaica, (another rendition) Goonch 5 hrs ago #10

Excellent malaise 5 hrs ago #11