ABOUT WILLIAM CAINES
(WICKED BESS)
THE AMERICAN DREAM
My Parents were born and raised in Four Roads, Trinidad and Tobago. They grew up only a few houses away from each other at a time and place where the roads were made of dirt and you had to walk to get water. Both of them at different times in their lives, took a giant leap of faith and moved to the United States in search of a better life. As fate would have it, they both ended up in Boston. They met up again years later, fell in love, got married, and had me. It's probably taken me far too many years to see myself as an actual byproduct of the American Dream.
DISCOVERY OF SHRUBS
My Parents were born and raised in Four Roads, Trinidad and Tobago. They grew up only a few houses away from each other at a time and place where the roads were made of dirt and you had to walk to get water. Both of them at different times in their lives, took a giant leap of faith and moved to the United States in search of a better life. As fate would have it, they both ended up in Boston. They met up again years later, fell in love, got married, and had me. It's probably taken me far too many years to see myself as an actual byproduct of the American Dream.
PASSION DRIVES LOVE FOR SMILES
My Parents were born and raised in Four Roads, Trinidad and Tobago. They grew up only a few houses away from each other at a time and place where the roads were made of dirt and you had to walk to get water. Both of them at different times in their lives, took a giant leap of faith and moved to the United States in search of a better life. As fate would have it, they both ended up in Boston. They met up again years later, fell in love, got married, and had me. It's probably taken me far too many years to see myself as an actual byproduct of the American Dream.
MAKING PEOPLE SMILE, WITH SHRUBS
My Parents were born and raised in Four Roads, Trinidad and Tobago. They grew up only a few houses away from each other at a time and place where the roads were made of dirt and you had to walk to get water. Both of them at different times in their lives, took a giant leap of faith and moved to the United States in search of a better life. As fate would have it, they both ended up in Boston. They met up again years later, fell in love, got married, and had me. It's probably taken me far too many years to see myself as an actual byproduct of the American Dream.
