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It's a Wrap for 2004
Tatler

Monday, January 03, 2005

All good things must come to an end and bad things for that matter, so let's wrap up 2004.

On January 5, 2004 we asked the following questions: Will Patrick Hylton present the ring to Brigitte Foster? Will Jason and Lara tie the knot? And will Nina Chang and Jeremy Harding exchange rings? Well let's just say that two are down and there's still Nina and Jeremy to go.

2004 shocker Lisa and David go their separate ways

We also asked if he'd be brazen enough to have a housewarming party? Indeed he did. That must have been a burdensome tab.

We waited but the sound system man's baby mother did not return to the corporate executive/uni lecturer.

Violet's wait paid off however, for she got her diamond ring from Lennox in January at a cosy dinner a deux at Round Hill.

Imani and Peter. their break-up made us sob

Canadian prime minister Paul Martin vacationed in Jamaica.

February, the month of lovers.who got the best gift of all was the governor. Remember the spanking new BMW with licence plate 666? Naturally he had them removed.

Word got out that Dule Hill and Nikki had chosen Jamaica for their wedding.

2004 man-of-the-year Patrick Casserly.

Imani Duncan and Peter Bunting returned from a skiing trip in March. What a pity the love would fizzle by year-end.

Donna Duncan - Scott had another baby and has taken leave. Poverty Sucks!

Richard and Simone Khouri delivered their first child.

Party planner extraordinaire Colin Cowie did the Round. He was in need of some R&R after planning Oprah's 50th birthday bash.

The stunning Lara Lowe said yes to Justin Morin in March and Rosa Vaswani got engaged to Bruno Wernli; they would later tie the knot.

Fifty-five nude pictures of the spurned lover's niece turn up.

Anabella Seaga got married to Michael Zia Mian on Saturday, March 20 and Mitzie made us all want to see her back at Vale Royal.

Rogue Trader Nick Leeson came to Jamaica.

Nick Feanny and Sharon McConnell tied the knot in Miami.

Lisa and David Panton call it splits after that awful airport spat.

'Sticky Fingers,' returns to Jamaica in December and is seen at Utopia trying to? (folks are still not too sure).

Tracy Adams gets engaged to John Graham, the city's most eligible bachelor. They tie the knot in a memorable December affair that includes a best friend's speech that some are still trying to figure out while others are eager to forget.

Gabrielle Union jets in for Dule Hill's wedding.

French ambassador Pierre Antoine Berniard and wife Luisa move to Scotland.

Nicole Henry performs at Royal Plantation.

The Cuban ambassador disappears overnight.

Lorna and Bruce start the campaign for the white house.

Lennox and Violet became parents in June. Son Landan was born in New York.

The niece put on thirty pounds. The engagement is off, but was it ever really on?

Tina Myers and Gary Matalon put plans in place for an end-of-year spectacular wedding.

Glynne Manley visits South Africa.

Bobby Chen is robbed of a cool J$3million.

The Public Defender remarries.

Lance Shearer marries former model Denise Thompson.

The flashbulb hits cutey-pie and all of a sudden everybody wants to know about the one without the Condeleeza scowl.

Our most influential list naturally includes Vin Lawrence, Chris Bicknell, Hugh Hart, Peter Bunting, Noel Hylton and Carlene.

The divorce proceedings get nastier.he pleads bankruptcy.

Melissa Warwar does a July Ritz affair.

Jaimie Stewart and Mark McConnell become the new hot couple.

And everybody wants a bit of Patrick Casserly.

The big one for 2004 is undoubtedly the five- year non-payment of water on that Manor Park property, followed by that huge power bill. The view from the Ridge, not to mention the aroma will never ever be the same.

The celebrity wedding planner took matters into her own hands post Ivan and added her own damage to the house. Hubby was dismayed, but the insurance company coughed up the big bucks.

And then there was the confession, followed by therapy and more confessions.

And then there was the fire.tongues started to wag. The businesswoman was out of business.but thankfully had cash in hand.

The unofficial divorce stats are released. Wreckersville is named as the place for newly-weds to avoid.

Stephen Euker married Gail Bell on December 4.

Kenny Benjamin became a father once again when Cuban girlfriend, Aloima Suarez, delivered a bouncing baby boy.

Jonathan and Rebecca Greenland became parents.

UK High Commissioner, Maxine Roberts
is recalled.

US$2million dollars becomes the asking price for his house. A townhouse (for the son) is requested of the new developers in exchange for access.

Melanie Owen accepts an engagement ring from water consultant Courtney Lawes.

Julie Riettie of Training Camp and Eden Lingerie marries Richard Atherton on November 20.

And the minister's credit card failed to live up to inflation during an overseas trip.

And then came the scandal of the bald one. When the dust or rather wind had settled there had been no Chicago wedding.

Tara Abrahams-Clivio gave birth to baby #3, a daughter Charlotte.

And that spiel about youthful exuberance re-appeared.

To date for 2005

The break in the fence was not, according to the security guard, the fault of the petite lady in the BMW four wheel. So off she went ignoring the note that had been left on the car. Near tragedy was to confront her a week later when the big movie man spotted her or rather the vehicle (he had noted the license number) and instructed the security guards to close the gate. The cost of her escape? J$3000.00. The receptionist was paid and thankfully she escaped with her life.

Soon to be delivered.
Babies for sisters Michelle Myers Mayne and Tina Myers Matalon.

The tsunami has caused much dismay locally, for the trailer business might be on hold or no more. Oh well, there's now talk of Morocco.


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