The journey may not make sense… My father drove a Peugeot 404, Station Wagon, registration number 65-718 G. He loved it. I can still smell …
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Of my father, the car he drove and his children
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Fathers, fears and daughters
Fathers or daughters, who is brave enough to let go? “It is admirable for a man to play ball with his son, but there is …
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Kicking up dust, resisting Lucifer and finding salvation in love
Kicking up dust, resisting Lucifer and finding salvation in love (continued) Kicking up dust can be an annoying thing if someone else does it in …
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Love and an entire generation saved.
30km later and a generation saved In a war ravaged village, a young man motivated by love, cycled 30km to warn a certain man and …
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Pack your bags and leave my house!
The job of parenting has no manual. It’s one of those jobs that many people simply find themselves in, without applying for it. And even …
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Will you miss me when I’m gone?
Remember me when I’m gone Sometimes I wonder what my family will miss about me when I’m gone. What about my friends, my brothers? Will …
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Of ballads, the ones we love and Season’s Greetings
Holiday Favorites The love songs are belting out already, from Sade Adu, Luther Vandross, Brian McKnight, Lalah Hathaway (Forever, For Always, For Love.) to Mike …
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Blessed are those that laugh, eat and camp together for they have felt love.
Do you eat love? One person once rudely asked me and I said of course not, it’s never meant to be eaten. Love is meant …
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Keeping Up Appearances
To promise or not to promise, should that be the question? Everybody loves to feel important. In fact, we all want to feel appreciated especially …
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Managing with Emotional Intelligence
People have feelings People hurt. They bleed. They are not like stones, they feel. The words we say and our actions towards them can make …
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