*From Ali tip De Boss said
*"When I think about the depth of the grave and the kilos of sand that are going to be thrown at us, there is no need to harm my brother;*
*When I think of the darkness that pervades the tomb after it has closed, there is no need to hurt my sister;*
*When I think of the heat driven back by the ground and the amount of water that will drown me during the rains in this grave, I cannot make my neighbor suffer;*
*When I think that I will be alone abandoned by all, I prefer to enjoy communion when I am alive;*
*When I think my relationships are cut off by my past, I want to perfect my future.*
*If I could be reborn and start all over again, I would no longer make mistakes in my actions.*
*After a long meditation, I understood that all is vanity on earth.*
*May God help us to cultivate humility and love of neighbor, because vanity only gives vanity, everything will be vanity.*
*Be happy and make someone happy* #CPD

AN HONEST PERSON IN THE PAST SAID THAT;"If you close your eyes on facts, you will open them to calamities" and also added that

"The ear that doesn't listen to advise,accompanies the the head when it is chopped off"

The be loved People

Don't be oversensitive about the relationship between Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga!

It might be one way of blindfolding you with the"Handshake" and launching of the"Projects" in Nyanza as Raila dies slowly by slowly!

What makes me get worried about the relationship between Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga is the story about Muammar Gadaffi and UK.

Muammar Gadaffi was developing a nuclear weapons and also suspected to had been financing terrorism,Al Qaeda in particular and bombing of a plane in Lockerbie.

UK government by that time led by Tonny Blair, duped Muammar Gadaffi to do a mass destruction of his nuclear weapons with the promise that all sanctions against his government would be lifted.

Hardly aftermath, his son Saif Ali Islam Gaddafi started trading with UK Royal Family and while in there, he could be given a first class treatment, the same way Uhuru Kenyatta is doing to Raila !

But in the late 2010, NATO member states voted for a No Fly Zone in Libya that was meant to oust Muammar Gadaffi.

States that Voted"yes'

Belgium_nato headquarter
France
USA
Denmark
UK
Britain
Etc but China, Brazil, Russia, Germany and South Africa withdrew from the bid.

Can you imagine that the state that used to treat Gadaffi's son with a homage was involved in the death of his father?

You can be very joyful and enjoy your life when you have a heart that bears no pain nor grudges. Happiness is temporary but joy is everlasting. Today I wanted to write something about friendships, and I had in mind this very special friend of mine. I tried to recall when and how we ever came to know each other and I just couldn't cease getting mesmerized by the length and fascination of the history we've had together. It just deserves having a whole post on its own.

Along the path of my thoughts, came other friends who some happened to have been my mentors at some point in my life. It just hit my mind how a thought of one person could trigger a network of other friends who at some point are interconnected to this one special friend. The thought of this friendship drives joy in my heart for the depth and width of the hassles and tussles of life in our early stages of youthfulness.

As I woke up this morning, I smiled at the delight of the azure sky and twittering birds but I had to dash out of bed for it was another working day. As I wind my evening, I have made a resolve in the back of my mind that I must talk about this special friend, not now, not later but very soon...maybe when I jot again. Have a joyful morning friends.

A young kitchen boy, raised in the keep of Castle Crydee by his adoptive parents, and alongside their son Tomas, Pug is selected by the strange magician Kulgan to be his apprentice. When war breaks out between the Kingdom of the Isles, which Crydee is apart of, and a nation on the other side of a magical portal called Tsuranuanni, Pug is caught up in it. During his first battle he is captured, along with his friend Laurie, enslaved, and taken across the portal to the land of Tsuranuanni to work in the fields. It is here that he discovers his true power and his destiny, and the fates of both nations, is changed forever.
The definition of epic, Magician is one of the true greats of the fantasy genre, and Pug one of its greatest mages. He becomes one of the strongest beings in existence, capable of incredible feats of power, both curative and destructive. His power becomes so great that he even defies ageing, and even death, though at great costs. His story spans over twenty books, across over a century of history in the world of Midkemia, the world where the Kingdom of the Isles resides, yet the first novel of the Riftwar Cycle is by far Pug's most defining moment. The chronicling of his rise to power, from slave to master magician, is still one of the most awe inspiring stories I've ever read. A story that you don't forget in a hurry.

*Borrowed & Edited

One day a woman went to her husband's work place to report him to his boss. She told the boss how her husband usually squandered his KES 5,500 monthly salary, and only gave her KES 3,000 for upkeep.
After her narration, the boss told her to come back on the last day of the month.
On the set day, she arrived as planned. The boss called the husband, and they all sat down in the boss' office.
The boss started, "Mr. Mzazi, your wife reported to me some days ago that you do squander your monthly salary with friends and only give the family KES 3,000 for upkeep. So right now, I am going to personally hand over your salary to her and also going forward she will be receiving your salary."
"How much is your transport to work daily?" the boss asked.
"KES 20 Sir", Mr. Mzazi replied.
The boss handed over KES 440 to Mr. Mzazi. "That should cater for the 22 working days in a month", the boss said.
"Do you take breakfast at home?" the boss continued.
"No Sir, I leave home early to beat the traffic jam".
"How much do you spend on breakfast and lunch daily?"
"KES 45 Sir", replied Mr. Mzazi.
The boss handed over KES 990 to him for breakfast and lunch for 22 working days in a month.
"Who pays the children's school fees?" the boss asked facing Mr. Mzazi.
"He does", she replied pointing at Mr. Mzazi.
"How much is the school fees, and how many school going kids do you have?"
"KES 3,200 per term, for four kids at KES 800 each".
"In other words, you spend KES 9,600 per year and thus save KES 800 monthly for the kids' school fees, right?"
"Yes Sir", replied Mr. Mzazi.
Once again, the boss handed over KES 800 to him to save for school fees.
"Who pays the house rent, and how much is it?"
"I do Sir, and it's KES 1,500 per month" replied Mr. Mzazi.
The boss handed over KES 1,500 to him for the monthly rent.
"And who pays water and electricity bills, and how much is involved?" asked the boss.
"My husband does; he pays KES 120 for water monthly, and we spend KES 200 monthly on electricity", said Mrs. Mzazi.
The boss handed over KES 320 to Mr. Mzazi for the monthly water and electricity bills.
(NOTE: KES 440 transport + 990 breakfast and lunch + 800 school fees + 1,500 rent + 320 water and electricity = *KES 4,050*).
"I don't want to ask about clothing, and other family bills/needs, etc..."
The boss handed over the remaining balance of *KES 1,450* to Mrs. Mzazi.
"What's this for Sir?” Mrs. Mzazi asked, surprised...
"Money for monthly upkeep", the boss replied.
"But it wouldn't get us anywhere!!!", she exclaimed.
"So why don't you appreciate the KES 3,000 your husband sacrifices for you monthly???" the boss asked.
The woman cried, and hugged her husband tightly - the rest is history…

*LESSON TO ALL

Many of us don't know what their Fathers sacrifice to put food on the table.

Most of the times, Fathers go hungry. Many times, they swallow their pride and engage in menial and demeaning jobs just to ensure their families get something to eat. They can't even buy good clothes or shoes to wear, rather they sacrifice so that their families can be decent.

A Father may not tell you what he goes through to get you the cash he gives you because it might make you start underrating his dignity. But the truth is that Fathers go through a lot, and need to be appreciated in equal measure with our Mothers.

As we celebrate Fathers today, let us also appreciate *GOD* who remains our eternal Father. He surely navigates us through the many tribulations of life; from disease and sickness, to poverty in faith and in the pockets, from despair to the great storms of barrenness and disappointments.

*GOD remains our FATHER, our HOPE, our PILLAR, and our only meaning of Eternal LOVE.*

Let us appreciate *FATHERS* always.

*HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!!!*
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