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Philosophy

I Just Knew…

No, I do not believe in love at first sight; But somehow, I just knew… Nor do I believe that it happens the same way for everyone. We all will have a different story: We are all unique. For me…I just knew… It was like meeting an old acquaintance. The kind of acquaintance I could …

Bible Musings

Owha Tagir Liam

I have a theory, that has been proven so many times I’m unashamed to publish it. Here it is: “With perseverance (and a little skill), any man can get a woman to fall in love with him.” There is an addendum to that theory (lest I suffer the wrath of the independent woman): “By the …

Commentary

making history

I’m sitting in front of my laptop literally waiting for Obama to hit 270 so I can go to bed. There’s just something about that man… It might surprise the reader to know that I’m not a fan, per se. But I’ve watched the campaign a bit and I can’t help but be impressed with …

Bible Musings

Anticipation of Agony

For the past year I have been reading the book, “Desire of Ages,” for my morning devotions. Before each chapter, is indicated the Bible texts that the chapter is a commentary of. So…I spend a couple of days studying the texts for my devotions, then I read the designated chapter in the Desire of Ages. …

Philosophy

Phelps phrenzy

I somehow missed the fact that Michael Phelps was trying to win an unprecedented eight (8) gold medals in this year’s Beijing Olympics until after the fact. So I back-tracked and watched  e v e r y   s i n g l e  race on nbcolympics…cheering as if I didn’t know what the outcome would …

Philosophy

afraid to look

My mother’s philosophy to shopping is “Madziso haana hurombo” Translated, “The eyes know no poverty.” Even if you have no money to buy, it doesn’t hurt to look. Or doesn’t it? It doesn’t feel too good when you’re window shopping and you see just the thing you need at just the right price but you …

Philosophy

Thinking…

You know how they say the anticipation of death is worse than death itself…? They should also say the anticipation of food is better than food itself… Ever wonder why food tastes better when you’re famished? It’s because you spend a lot of time thinking about how good it will taste before it even reaches …