Binti wa miaka 22 anasemekana ndo mama wa huyu mtoto..ambaye anajitetea ni bahati mbaya lakini its hard to take it....
Oh God....si angepea mimi tu ,,,the baby is adorable....
Haki wadada msifanye haya...
C
You can replace this text by going to "Layout" and then "Page Elements" section. Edit " About "
BREAKING NEWS: ALBERT MANGWEA AFARIKI DUNIA...
Were they cultivated, ”programmed” and used by agents of the illuminati in the British establishment to carry out this gruesome operation and this monstrous sacrifice?
Some things just don’t add up when it comes to the Woolwich killings. There are certainly more questions than answers. Let us examine the facts. An off-duty British soldier by the name of Lee Rigby was walking down the street in the charming and peaceful London suburb of Woolwich. All of a sudden, and out of the blue, he was randomly selected and run over by a car which was being driven by two young black men. After they hit him to the ground with the car the two young men jumped out of it, armed with matchetes, knives, a rusty old pistol and a meat cleaver, and in a deep and uncontrollable frenzy amidst shouts of ”Allahu Akbar”, proceeded to take his precious life by carving him up, mutilating him, butchering him and beheading him in full public glare.
So am studying about "Men"...
Eish,,someone must be wondering what is goin on in my head..but then i found this,
A Man carries cash.
A man looks out for those around him — woman, friend, stranger.
A man can cook eggs.
A man can always find something good to watch on television.
A man makes things — a rock wall, a table, the tuition money. Or he rebuilds — engines, watches, fortunes. He passes along expertise, one man to the next. Know-how survives him.
A man fantasizes that kung fu lives deep inside him somewhere.
A man knows how to sneak a look at cleavage and doesn't care if he gets busted once in a while.
A man is good at his job. Not his work, not his avocation, not his hobby. Not his career. His job. It doesn't matter what his job is, because if a man doesn't like his job, he gets a new one.
A man can look you up and down and figure some things out. Before you say a word, he makes you. From your suitcase, from your watch, from your posture. A man infers.
A man grasps his mistakes. He lays claim to who he is, and what he was, whether he likes them or not.Some mistakes, though, he lets pass if no one notices. Like dropping the steak in the dirt.
A man loves the human body, the revelation of nakedness. He loves the sight of the pale breast, the physics of the human skeleton, the alternating current of the flesh. He is thrilled by the snatch, by the wrist, the sight of a bare shoulder. He likes the crease of a bent knee. When his woman bends to pick up her underwear, he feels that thrum that only a man can feel.
A man doesn't point out that he did the dishes.
A man looks out for children. Makes them stand behind him.
A man welcomes the coming of age. It frees him. It allows him to assume the upper hand and teaches him when to step aside.
Maybe he never has, and maybe he never will, but a man figures he can knock someone, somewhere, on his ass.
A man gets the door. Without thinking.
He stops traffic when he must.
A man knows his tools and how to use them — just the ones he needs. Knows which saw is for what, how to find the stud, when to use galvanized nails.
A man knows how to lose an afternoon. Drinking, playing Grand Theft Auto, driving aimlessly, shooting pool.
He knows how to lose a month, also.
A man listens, and that's how he argues. He crafts opinions. He can pound the table, take the floor. It's not that he must. It's that he can.
A man is comfortable being alone. Loves being alone, actually. He sleeps.
Or he stands watch. He interrupts trouble. This is the state policeman. This is the poet. Men, both of them.
A man loves driving alone most of all.
Style — a man has that. No matter how eccentric that style is, it is uncontrived. It's a set of rules.
He understands the basic mechanics of the planet. Or he can close one eye, look up at the sun, and tell you what time of day it is. Or where north is. He can tell you where you might find something to eat or where the fish run.
A man does not know everything. He doesn't try. He likes what other men know.
A man can tell you he was wrong. That he did wrong. That he planned to. He can tell you when he is lost. He can apologize, even if sometimes it's just to put an end to the bickering.
A man does not wither at the thought of dancing. But it is generally to be avoided.
A man watches. Sometimes he goes and sits at an auction knowing he won't spend a dime, witnessing the temptation and the maneuvering of others. Sometimes he stands on the street corner watching stuff. This is not about quietude so much as collection. It is not about meditation so much as considering.
A man refracts his vision and gains acuity. This serves him in every way. No one taught him this — to be quiet, to cipher, to watch. In this way, in these moments, the man is like a zoo animal: both captive and free. You cannot take your eyes off a man when he is like that. You shouldn't. The hell if you know what he is thinking, who he is, or what he will do next
smiles..
C
Dont wait to reach the age 30 and start lamenting why you did not live your dream, why you did not do alot of things which you should have done...let the word " i wish i should have done" be a vocabulary to you...
lets get down the countdown..
1. Be more outgoing. meet people, socialize, know the worldget opportunities, give ideas, grow!!!.....just a simple rule.. “Engage!”..
2. Ask about family history. ask your parents more questions about your family history while you can,still have them,we sometimes get so involved with our own life, and we focus in making them proud but we forget to ask em even for the basic questions, like how they met, what their first date was like, and so forth., please do while you can
3. Become financially literate. mmmh kosea vyote but ikija kwenye mahesabu have an A+....even when you cannot manage your accounts and whatever always “Trust, but verify.”....my boss doesnt have a bachelor in commerce but he knows Accounts well even better than me..
4. Play the piano. get the connection...find the secret behind the Piano...infact go find and find music school and ask the secret hidden in the piano..
5. Learn French. hehe,,its an additional language... The language seems so sophisticated and mysterious...(am learning portuguese,,,heheh)
6. Get handy. some people always want to be the one of those guys who, whenever something doesn’t work, straps on a tool belt and says, “I’ll fix it.”.."the complete self-reliance people". we cant do everything on our own, we need a second hand at tymz..use it!!
7. Be patient. Impatience is the official language of youth. When you’re young, you want to rush to the next thing before you even know where you are.
“Talent hits the target no one else can hit; genius hits the target no one else can see.” I think the key to seeing the target no one else can see is in being patient, waiting for it to appear so you can do the right thing, not just the expedient thing. Learning to wait is one of the greatest accomplishments one can have.
8. Listen more than talk. ....let the ears work more than the mouth//lips.
.
9. Career is never as important as family. The better you are at your job, the more you’re rewarded, financially and spiritually, by doing it. You know how to solve problems for which you receive praise and money. Home life is more chaotic. Solving problems is less prescriptive and no one’s applauding or throwing money if you do it right. That’s why so many young professionals spend more time at work with the excuse, “I’m sacrificing for my family.” Bullshit. Learn to embrace the chaos of family life and enjoy the small victories.(loved this...)
10. Being right is not always the right thing to be. learn to step away. You think being honest immunizes you from the consequences of what you say. Remember Paul Simon’s lyrics, “There’s no tenderness beneath your honesty.” So maybe it’s not that important to win an argument, even if you “know” you’re right. Sometimes it’s more important to try a little tenderness.
11. Cook more. my brothers, cook for em at tymz,,cook for yourself at tymz,hata kama hujui kupika let the effort be seen and appreciated..the author of this article gives his version "After I got divorced I missed home cooked meals and the only person I had to rely on was the guy in the mirror. Plus, I found it impressed women if you could cook a good meal. Once, very shortly after I started cooking for myself, I had a first date with a woman I really wanted to make a good impression on. Of course, I could have done the usual celebrity thing: fancy restaurant, signing autographs, wait-staff fawning. But I wanted this to be special, so I decided to cook for her, everything from soup to dessert. Some women get a little freaked seeing a 7’2” black man with a carving knife and butcher’s apron, but she appreciated the effort. Which was good because the soup was a little salty, the steak a little overcooked, and the flan a little watery…
12. When choosing someone to date, compassion is better than passion. I’m not saying she shouldn’t be passionate. That’s a given. But look for signs that she shows genuine compassion toward others. That will keep you interested in her a lot longer.
13. Do one thing every day that helps someone else. This isn’t about charity, this is about helping one individual you know by name. Maybe it means calling your parents, helping a buddy move, or lending a favorite jazz album to Chocolate Fingers McGee.
14. Do more for the community. This is about charity, extended to people close by whose names you don’t know. You can always do more.
15. Do one thing every day that you look forward to doing. It’s easy to get caught up in the enormous responsibilities of daily life. The To Do List can swallow your day. make sure you have one thing on that list that you look forward to doing.
16. Don’t be so quick to judge. It’s human nature to instantly judge others. It goes back to our ancient life-or-death need to decide whether to fight or flee. But in their haste to size others up, people are often wrong.
We miss out on knowing some exceptional people by doing that.
17. When breaking up with a woman, you can’t always remain friends.(this goes to my bros) the author says "I have managed to stay friends with many of the women I have dated because I truly liked and respected them. But sometimes emotions run too deep and efforts to remain friends, while that might help you feel better, actually might make the other person feel worse. Take the hit and let it go.
18. Watch more TV. Yeah, you heard right, i watch it day and night....
19. Do more yoga. It isn’t just for the physical benefits, it’s for the mental benefits that will come in handy in the years ahead, when your house burns down, your jazz collection perishes, and you lose to the Pistons in a four-game sweep in your final season.
20. Everything doesn’t have to be fixed. Relax,Some stuff can be fixed, some stuff can’t be. Deciding which is which is part of maturing...
Life lessons from esquire.com
Many Thanks to my and only true true person..hehhe..for the link...
Much appreciated.
C..
Ma papparazi hawana dogo...
wakamake sure wame snap snap miguu..
My bbf watsups me that she dreamed about me "bff u had twins,,gals".....and she makes me smile the whole day,,,
I then get this picture in my head,,,.aint they lovely??
Omotola shares her recent pictures in New york at one event "Maxim hot 100 party",,she is said to be moving around with A-list hollywood celebrities..
Kula Shavu mama..
Lovely Body..
Miakaaa 10000
C
I love our Music,,naongelea kitu cha east Africa..
Been listenn to this four song over
and over again....
#1...Kiboko ya Amani(just love verything about this song,,sijui maybe Amani makes me love the song..the dancing too is muito nice)
Di caprio,,on the the great Gatsby Nice weekend ma people C |