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After booking a hotel room for accommodation in Kingston, Jamaica, my sister called me up. Much to my surprise, a grueling task is ahead of me. If you think this is a boring read, check this out. I am supposed to help the husband of my sister to excavate a mummy near an affordable real estate Jamaica property.
My phone rung instantly the moment I finished talking to the customer service for my affordable room rental in Kingston, Jamaica. My sister was on the phone in a hustling voice. She asked me if I already booked a room. I answered yes and asked her why. She told me to call the customer service once more and reserve another room for two; for me and for her husband. She went on into the details that she contacted some good friends of hers. Somewhere in Kingston, they suspect to have found a grave of some royalties although the information is blurry as of the moment.
I was hesitant for a while since I was very eager to visit Marley country for the first time for some relaxation dedicated to myself only. I called up the customer service and negotiated for affordable room rental rates in Kingston, Jamaica anyway.
I searched the internet regarding this incident. Surprisingly, I found nothing. It was obvious to me that this excavation stuff was something new. Although doubts filled my mind, I gave it a shot. I immediate called my brother-in-law to inform him that I found an affordable room rental lease in Kingston, Jamaica. Although I am not in the mood to share the room, I approached the conversation with a light and playful tone. He was accommodating and grateful.
My flight will be next week and I feel eager about it. The truth is I am very skeptical about it. If it's not in Wikipedia or more reliable sources, my belief tends to be lower. According to my brother-in-law, the findings were kept secret from the media or from the government. They found clues and those are there only evidences.
I asked my brother-in-law about the probability of these findings since an excavation is on its way after some approval. He told me that nothing is sure. Not even the proposal for excavation is submitted to the government. Their team is keeping it as a secret for the meantime to avoid "hypes." I think what he meant was their team is avoiding competition.
They still need to verify the facts about these findings. Nobody gives assurance of the outcome of his or her findings. I don't believe anything either as of now. All I care about is the moment I spend some time drinking tequila under a big umbrella while everyone is busy looking for things I don't think exist. Well, good luck to them and Jamaica here I come.
