tivertonhouse

Inspired by the UK movie 'Calendar Girls' with Helen Mirren, 12 Jamaican
women in business and the arts now
'bare all' to support the Jamaican Epilepsy
Foundation. Spearheaded by Nora Parnell Perez of Villa Kelso and Great Braco Estates, the 2007 calendar 'HOW DOES MY GARDEN GROW?" features, in a first for
Jamaica, 12 notable women in their gardens, nude, but for a strategically placed flower or frond. Contact [email protected]
for additional information.

TomCayman

tivertonhouse,

Totally OT but a few years ago some of the guys from the village I grew up in (West Linton, Scotland) did one of these calendars for breast cancer research.

Shame this page doesn't show the photo of the guys at bar stools in the pub, it was hysterical

http://www.west-linton.org.uk/calendar.html

tivertonhouse

Thanks, Tom, for the link. Wish there was one for this effort, advance copies of which just Fedexed in yesterday.
Printed in Jamaica, the 11x18" top spiral bound glossy is full color with
not only Jamaican flowers but huge 11x13" portraits of some of its lovelier ladies, including the well-known Cindy Breakspeare, Eva Myers, Maxine Walters and many others. A class act. Copies can also be secured through Nora Parnell Perez, the founder of The Jamaican Epilepsy Association via
[email protected]

Carrybean

The Red Hat Society here in St. Thomas also made the same type calendar with all proceeds going to the Humane Society of St. Thomas.

http://www.humanesocietyofstthomas.com/