Hey,
I am Corve (Cor-vv) DaCosta. Age 23 years. I am from the Caribbean – Jamaica. First a global citizen and you will see that in my blog entries. I graduated from University of Technology, Jamaica with a Bachelors Degree in Marketing with a minor in Banking and Financial Services.
I am interested in music (classical to gospel), blogging, photography, fashion – modeling, reading, teaching, learning new information – love the languages and surfing the internet.
Since leaving school, my energies have been placed into looking for a job. During that time I decided since I have so much free-time why don’t I blog. I took it up and I am enjoying every moment of it. I love reading and expressing myself and this facilitates that in a great way.
GQ Ready
I studied Marketing in university. I found it so enlightening because everything we see everyday marketing is involved. Therefore I will constantly have a job lol. I keep wondering why I don’t have one now. The time will come. I just have to understand the period businesses are operating now and wait till that interview opportunity presents itself.
I think in life I will be in the classroom at the tertiary level lecturing part-time and working in the corporate world full-time. I love both aspects and that is my aim.
Enjoy my blog and I hope you will click on the page again.
Jamacian sweet! Nice blog!
Hey whats up man I didnt know you blogged this much and its rather fascinating that you are a marketing personnel that could come in really handy in the near future, gwaan live it mi yute
Great blog, thanks for your views !!
Nice Concept Bro… Love Your Flow! You Got A dream And I’ve No doubt u’ll succeed… Sail On… ONE LOVE KEEP US ALL TOGETHER!
nice blog!
Wishing you the best !!
Welcome to the blogosphere!
cool blog, congrats on your recent graduation. I might do Marketing at UTECH in a year or two as well
Nice meeting you Corve,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on our beautiful homeland with the world. I hope you don’t get too busy to keep on Blogging.
Peace!
You have some great goals and dreams and you have your whole life ahead…I have a feeling something very great is in your future.
Nice to read a blog by fellow Jamaican! Good luck with the job search!
Thanks for your recent visit to my blog. I came here to read about you, and find that I am quite impressed. Best of luck in your future. I have spent a couple months time in JA and loved it. It is a beautiful place.
Thanks for following my Red Curlz Blog. I adored your “Thanks Daddy” Blog! It really touched me. I am looking forward to following this blog. Many blessings to you!
Hey Corve,
Seeing as you were a marketing major in college and I was a not could you please enlighten me on how you have recieved so many blog comments and blog hits? We are struggling to break into the 300′s/per day with blog hits and it seems as if you get plenty of views/comments?
Any information on viral marketing, getting our name out there etc.
Thanks, your blog is interesting, keep it up.
-Josh Walovitch
Theseguysblog.wordpress.com
The Darjeeling Unlimited
Corve,
Thanks so much for visiting my blog, im just checking out your blog, your my first male follower! You sound very interesting. On the job front I know how you feel but at the end of the day, everything always works out for the best. Your planning ahead and thats whats important, now Im off to check out your blog. Pop by mine any time.
All things nice…
I found this latest article you wrote very interesting and SUPERBLY-WRITTEN. thanks for following my blog also!
monie
Great blog, Corve.
I am so happy to see some new, young voices rising.
I am myself now all of 40 years old, and one thing I have seen is this….we have lost so many beautiful Jamaican gay men and African-American gay men in the past 2 decades that the international debate suffers from their absence. The leaders…Essex Hemphill, Marlon Riggs, Joseph Bean, and Brian Williams are four names that spring to mind…would have been the ones with the stature and the passion to truly take on the fake idea of a “gays vs (jamaicans) (African-americans) (buju)” debate..instead of a debate where LGBT demand their human rights. But they’re gone, we miss them, and it just seems to prove the homophobes’ point that homosexuality is a white man’s disease. Whereas in reality, we know that homophobia is one of the nastiest legacies of colonialism.
Stay strong my brother, and speak your heart!
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I’m Artist and teacher in a school of Fine Arts in Belo Horizonte, capital of the state of Minas Gerais
BRAZIL.
Congratulations.
I am enjoying reading your blog. The perspectives from a man outside my own country make me a better man as I see things through another’s eyes.
And besides the fact that you are a gorgeous man, you had a very talented photographer taking your amazing photos. Does he/she have a website where I might see more of their work?
nice blog bro. Im new at this blogging thing. Love what i see and read.
You visited my blog and I was curious about you and yours. I’m look forward to exploring some more here, especially now that I see you are outside the U.S. An interesting new perspective.
Thanks for your visit to my place,I had to pop in,and I see you’re very busy and enjoy Blogging “Hang” in there the sky is the limit.
Beautiful blog! Keep writing. Keep growing. Don’t be ashamed to express yourself. Be as honest as you can. And thanks for reading mine.
Immanuel
Since you wrote that awhile ago, I’m thinking you already have a job. Marketing is definitely a wide and interesting field. No shortage of challenges either.
Hi Corve
You just recently started following my blog ‘wild child’ and I wanted to stop by and thank you for that. I will follow yours as well, as I have really enjoyed reading it and getting to know who you are and about your life. You seem so talented and intelligent, with many interests, and can express yourself so well. It sure sounds like you have done well and have much potential for the future. I wish you the very best! I’ll certainly visit again and hope you will stop by ‘wild child’ as well
Take Care,
Meg Walker
Thanks Meg.
Hey Corve,
I must say that I have enjoyed not simply perusing your blog but reading some of your articles in great detail. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to many more great blogs and I thank you for having followed mine.
Bless up!
Damien Marcus Williams
Nice blog; like your style.