Ah Little Bit Ah Dis, Ah Little Bit Ah Dat

By Priscilla Millington

This book tells of experiences throughout life, which started in a very humble setting in the countryside of Trinidad. It tells of surviving two different cultures. Tells of the many setbacks and of personal experiences on 911.

There is poetry, a bit of history, humor, sadness and most of all, how to hold strong onto Gods promises.

Ah little bit ah Dis, Ah little bit ah Dat will hold your interest throughout.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 20, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465336880

Priscilla Millington

Priscilla Millington, author, is a native of Trinidad who migrated to the USA. She is a graduate of Kingsborough Community and Brooklyn College where she earned an Associate of Applied Science degree. She also spent three years in Accounting and related classes towards a BS. Have worked in the Corporate Banking Field and retired after thirty-seven years. She is now actively involve in her local church, Sixth Mt Zion Baptist Temple, Hampton VA helping to spread the Gospel and also do lots of community services in the Hampton area. The book was written as inspiration to her children, family, friends and others.

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Ah Little Bit

Ah Dis,

Ah Little Bit

Ah Dat

Presenting Stories in bits and pieces

Priscilla Millington

Copyright © 2011 by Priscilla Millington.

Library of Congress Control Number:       2011912186

ISBN:         Hardcover                               978-1-4653-3687-3

                   Softcover                                 978-1-4653-3686-6

                   Ebook                                      978-1-4653-3688-0

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Contents

Acknowledgments

Review

Chapter One

Walk Into My World

Chapter Two

Venturing Out

Chapter Three

A New Connection

Chapter Four

Life Changing Experience With 911

Chapter Five

Bits And Pieces

About The Author

Dedicated to

My Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ

The Ruler and Guide of my life

My children: Bridget Claxton and Duane Stephens

My grand children: Bridgitte Antonette and Tiara Leshi

My great grand children: Olivia and Rochelle

My family, friends and others

I ASK THE LORD

I ask the Lord from day to day

Walk me through a better way

Help me not to cry or sigh

But guide my feet as the day goes by

Hold my hand for the battle is on

Lord, your word is true

And I will always listen to You

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Thanks to Professor Ellis Boyd for encouraging me to tell my stories.

You were always intrigued to know more about my upbringing as a native of Trinidad. You really inspired me on a daily basis when I get into finalizing these stories. Thanks Professor Boyd.

To my spiritual daughter and family Maria Holmes. You gave me love and encouragement every step of the way. God bless you always.

To my son Duane Stephens thanks for the encouragement after I finally presented you with my stories.

To my granddaughter Tiara Leshai thanks for the love and encouragement as I finalized my stories.

To my daughter Bridget Claxton thank you for the many phone calls. I never really told you all my stories. Read in bits and pieces.

REVIEW

This book is both interesting and informative.

It is one personal comparison of two different cultures.

We will encounter 911 rebirths from one personal experience.

There are some poetry, some history and some humor.

One’s interest is maintained throughout the book.

It is a delightful work of art.

Professor Ellis Boyd

CHAPTER ONE

Walk Into My World

Born in Trinidad to Dinah a native of Trinidad and John a native of St Vincent who migrated to Trinidad.

After my father John and my mother Dinah went their separate ways. My mother took me with her, this turned out to be a living nightmare for her. My father harassed her almost daily.