It is safe to call you a noun because you represent time many are writing to you and iam sure you are tired but will be kind enough to read from all of us, you know a resolution for the year is like a crying baby in church,it must immediately be carried out Your brotherContinue reading “Dear 2021”
Lifelessons from, ‘When Breath becomes air’
This is a memoir written by Paul karanathi at the time when he was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer, suffice to note, Paul was a man of many hats and had a Degree in literature from Stanford University so his writing was on point. Many times in life we are running around, doing thingsContinue reading “Lifelessons from, ‘When Breath becomes air’”
Perfect Imperfection… continued
Sometimes we are created by being destroyed, now about four years ago, I was destroyed by a severe stroke that took away the speech and movement, the first months I was in self denial because I couldn’t believe it, I literally saw all my dreams being shattered. At the time I had been waiting forContinue reading “Perfect Imperfection… continued”
The Book without a Face
So the greatest therapy in all this has been friendtherapy and most of the friends I have met has been on Facebook, when you search deeper, you are likely to find gems in them(I know Mwagale will read this the other way round) The first time I met Mwagale was in December of 2014or thereContinue reading “The Book without a Face”
Perfect imperfection
We have seen the phrase or perhaps used it in lines but it means having a flaw that we actually view as perfect and that’s with stroke recovery, actually the truth is that recovery continues through life and comes with some flaws on the human body. This was inspired by a beautiful and sassy ladyContinue reading “Perfect imperfection”
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