That phrase, “The days are long, but the years are short,” often resonates with people reflecting on the passage of time. It captures the feeling that while individual days can seem to drag on, looking back, the years seem to have flown by. Time Perhaps doesn’t heal,it just keeps one going. Adele in the song,Continue reading “Days are long, but the years are short; Omutonzi Yasalawo”
Daisy’s day; Celebrating a worthy friend
Friendship is everything. Friendship is more than talent. It is more than the government. It is almost the equal of family.- Don Corleone” ― Mario Puzo, The Godfather Friends are the relatives we create and in Daisy,I have a great and worthy sister. We were at School together and the first day that I sawContinue reading “Daisy’s day; Celebrating a worthy friend”
The O’team
This is my fourteenth year of having a Facebook account, I am less active and go there once in a while. One of my greatest life lessons is that there are friends you meet, well everybody on Facebook that you interact with is a friend but there are people who besides the virtual friendship becomeContinue reading “The O’team”
Literary love for Wahome Mutahi
I joked a few days ago that this extension was meant for us to which Izrus Banda replied,”Ensuring that no story remains untold. Thats Afrobloggers for you.” I think I should write this comment, because of my wordiness, I couldn’t write twenty words and end like that, that means a whole story will not beContinue reading “Literary love for Wahome Mutahi”
A Captured State; From Citizens to Subjects
One of the things that history has taught me is the appreciation of conscientised minds. History, especially South Afrikan history, has taught me that revolution is a process of architecting a liberating pedagogy both of the oppressed and of the oppressor. And this process is not a spontaneous rapture, a once-off event. Rather, it’s aContinue reading “A Captured State; From Citizens to Subjects”
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