Quick recovery bro!

pole @alma and quick recovery .... tell us place to bring nyuka!

From dead beat drunk to pole messages. =d> only on wazua.

I'm getting much better asanteni sana. but need to take a long time off my usual kereres and reflect.

As for the booze, that has taken a forced vacation for the near and rather long future. But here's some booze I'm taking right now. It can also help you reflect....hopefully




Have a reflective day.

[quote=alma]From dead beat drunk to pole messages. =d> only on wazua.

I'm getting much better asanteni sana. but need to take a long time off my usual kereres and reflect.

As for the booze, that has taken a forced vacation for the near and rather long future. But here's some booze I'm taking right now. It can also help you reflect....hopefully



Have a reflective day.[/quote]
After you are done with that booze, do you mind taking this one too? Just 40 minutes.



You can listen to this as well at your other free time, teaching about patience
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDfqh1zAwlg#t=155

[quote=butterflyke]welcome back @alma. reflection is good, just remember to apply the lessons :-) [/quote]
about alma, drinking and reflecting and applying the lessons....me think it is as much possible as a chicken becoming a goat..

[quote=alma]There is this story in our gishagi about a chicken and her adopted goats.

So this chicken was born but there were no other chicken around. I guess they had been eaten or something. So it got to following the goats in the homestead. So everywhere they would go, the chicken would follow.

So everyone in the village wanted to call it a goat as it seemed to exhibit all the behaviors of the goats. It ate the grass, drank goat milk.

For years, everyone thought it had changed to a goat. But alas!

One day it laid an egg. Promptly it started exhibiting the behaviors of a chicken and even stopped moving around with the goats.

The old men in the village had only one explanation.

Just because it was hanging around with goats and pretending it was a goat, did not mean it was not a chicken. Sooner rather than later, it was bound to behave like a chicken.

Tafakari hayo na serekali ya watoto wa Kanu.[/quote]