Wangari wa mathai's little thing was trees and she did her thing with passion. He changed the world. Whats your little thing? What is that you do to this place a better place? Don't rush to answer, don't defend self ati oh, you know life is hard, our politicians have spoilt everything, church leader can't be trusted, noo, its about you. What are you doing for a better world? Me, after thinking, i'm seeing that life just revolve around self. Just busy with rat race and busy with me things. Selfish man i'd say. As my chemistry teacher in Njiiri school used to tell me, look at yourself from a distance, assume you have never seen yourself before and evalute yourself....

@user, unfortunately, i must admit i don't have. My life revolve around my family, my work and interests. I'd want to say that i always pray for kenya, which i do but, i do believe that real and effective prayers lead the prayer rm to the actual war field..and i've not involved self in any thing for my village, estate or country

am now inclined to beleive that a family diminishes one from concentrating on other things in life. It seems like women get a kick after getting divorced, they concentrate their passion, dedecation and energy on other issues. I have in mind martha karua, wangari maathai, sir leaf ellen johnson, margaret kamar, et al. Single women are also more likely to be more dedecated in their work than their married counterparts. In this, a glance at fida, njoki ndungu, oprah, et al. point is, these ladies have defined their little things that they do with passion and attract recognition.

So do single and divorced men have the same burning passion in their little things, perhaps they do. In mind is Chris kirubi, thomas edison, isaac newton,................ and of course me, et al.


Want to find your little thing, it should be your love.

My little thing is to stop beer taking and be disciplined so that my kids grow well

My little thing is paying school fees for those less fortunate....a small contribution to the future of a boy and a girl.

We can all look back at our lives and wish we had done some things differently....I am sure the late Prof. felt the same but suffice to say that she did what she did when she could in the circumstances she was in.....and my!, wasn't it amazing!