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26/03/2024

In the heart where memories roam,
There lies a truth, pure as chrome,
"There's no better place than home,"
A sanctuary in life's vast dome.

For those who seek in lands unknown,
A social grace, finely sown,
Remember roots, deeply grown,
In the soil of home alone.

Join not a crowd where hearts are stone,
For fleeting joys, quickly flown.
The warmth of kin, not overthrown,
By distant stars, coldly shown.

Settle your quarrels, don't postpone,
As brothers, sisters, make it known,
That unity's seed, when rightly sown,
Brings harvests rich, in love's own zone.

So, cherish home, its every tone,
From whispered love to laughter's moan.
There's no other place that can dethrone,
The feeling of home, sweetly known.

You Do Not Not Need A Powerful Position To Creat A Lasting Legacy, You Might Have Been Born In The Village, From A Poor ...
22/03/2024

You Do Not Not Need A Powerful Position To Creat A Lasting Legacy, You Might Have Been Born In The Village, From A Poor Family Without Anything But You Can Make A Difference.

"Indeed, one does not require a position of great power or influence to create a lasting legacy. It’s a common misconception that only those born into wealth or power can make a significant difference in the world. However, this is far from the truth.

You might have been born in a humble village, raised in a family struggling with poverty, and seemingly without any resources at your disposal. Yet, these circumstances do not determine the limit of your potential. In fact, they might be the very things that shape your unique perspective and drive your passion to bring about change.

Every individual, regardless of their background, has the potential to make a difference. It’s not about the material possessions you have, but the strength of your convictions, the depth of your compassion, and the resilience of your spirit that truly matter. Your actions, no matter how small they may seem, can ripple outwards and create a significant impact.

Remember, many of the world’s most influential figures came from humble beginnings. They were not born into power, but they had a vision and the determination to make it a reality. They used their unique experiences and perspectives to challenge the status quo and bring about change.

So, no matter where you come from, remember that you too have the power to make a difference. Your legacy is not determined by your circumstances, but by your actions and the changes you bring about in the world."

22/03/2024

To those who give, whose hearts are wide,
As Friday dawns with hopeful stride,
Your deeds of kindness, far and wide,
Bring light to places dark inside.

You mend the broken, lift the weak,
In every tongue and dialect you speak,
With gentle hands and spirits meek,
You climb each day another peak.

So take this weekend, rest your soul,
Let peace and comfort take their toll.
For all you do to make whole,
We honor you, our cherished goal.

May these days off renew your spark,
As you've lit candles in the dark.
Humanity's true watermark,
Is where you've left your selfless mark.

So here's to you, as weekends wave,
For all the love and all you gave.
May you find joy in the enclave,
Of restful time that you so crave.

Thank you, workers, for your fight,
For making many burdens light.
Enjoy the weekend, shining bright,
You're heroes in our grateful sight.

Dear family and friends,I hope this message finds you well and happy. Today is a special day to celebrate the achievemen...
08/03/2024

Dear family and friends,

I hope this message finds you well and happy. Today is a special day to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women around the world. I want to take this opportunity to express my gratitude and admiration for all the amazing women in my life.

You are the ones who inspire me, support me, and challenge me to grow and learn. You are the ones who make a difference in your families, communities, and workplaces. You are the ones who embody the values of courage, compassion, and creativity.

I am proud to be your Husband, brother, friend, and colleague. I am honored to share this journey with you. I am hopeful for the future that we can create together.

Happy international women's day!

With love and respect,

31/01/2024

We often wonder what other people are thinking, especially when we interact with them or care about them. We may try to guess their thoughts based on their words, actions, expressions, or body language. We may also try to imagine their thoughts based on our own assumptions, expectations, or projections. But is this a good idea? Should we ever imagine someone else's thoughts?

The answer is no. We should never imagine someone else's thoughts, because we can never know for sure what they are thinking. We can only know what they tell us, and even then, we have to trust that they are being honest and accurate. Imagining someone else's thoughts can lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, and disappointments. It can also prevent us from listening, empathizing, and communicating effectively with them.

Here are some reasons why we should never imagine someone else's thoughts:

• We may be wrong. Our imagination is not a reliable source of information. It is influenced by our own biases, emotions, memories, and beliefs. We may imagine someone else's thoughts based on what we want them to think, or what we fear they think, or what we think they should think. But these are not necessarily what they actually think. We may end up misinterpreting their intentions, motives, or feelings, and act accordingly. This can cause unnecessary problems and hurt both parties.

• We may be intrusive. When we imagine someone else's thoughts, we are invading their privacy and autonomy. We are not respecting their right to have their own thoughts, and to share them or not as they wish. We are also not giving them the opportunity to express themselves in their own way, and to clarify or correct any misconceptions we may have. We are imposing our own perspective on them, and ignoring their individuality and uniqueness.

• We may be missing the point. When we imagine someone else's thoughts, we are focusing on our own imagination, rather than on the reality of the situation. We are not paying attention to what the other person is actually saying or doing, or to the context and circumstances of the interaction. We are not being present and mindful, but rather distracted and detached. We are not engaging in a genuine dialogue, but rather in a one-sided monologue.

So, what should we do instead of imagining someone else's thoughts? We should ask them. We should communicate with them openly, honestly, and respectfully. We should listen to them attentively, empathically, and non-judgmentally. We should seek to understand them, rather than to assume or imagine. We should respect their thoughts, even if we disagree or don't understand. We should appreciate their thoughts, even if they surprise or challenge us.

We should never imagine someone else's thoughts, because we can never know them. We can only know our own thoughts, and share them with others if we choose to. And we can only hope that others will do the same with us.
That is the basis of a healthy and meaningful relationship. otherwise I am peace.

05/12/2023

What is a Broad-Based Education

Some animals in a forest decided to start a school. The students included a bird, a squirrel, a fish, a dog , a rabbit & a mentally re****ed eel. A board was formed and it was decided that flying, tree climbing, swimming, and burrowing would be part of the curriculum in order to give a broad-based education. All animals were required to take all subjects.

The bird was excellent at flying and was getting A's but when it came to burrowing, it kept breaking its beak and wings and started failing. Pretty soon, it started making C's in flying and of course in tree climbing and swimming it was getting F's. The squirrel was great at tree climbing and was getting A's, but was failing in swimming. The fish was the best swimmer but couldn't get out of the water and got F's in everything else. The dog didn't join the school, stopped paying taxes and kept fighting with the administration to include barking as part of the curriculum. The rabbit got A's in burrowing but tree climbing was a real problem. It kept falling and landing on its head, suffered brain damage, and soon couldn't even burrow properly and got C's in that too. The mentally re****ed eel, who did everything half as well became the valedictorian of the class. The board was happy because everybody was getting a broad-based education.

What a broad-based education really means is that the student is prepared for life, without losing their areas of specialization or competence.
Stop barking at Hon Awut Deng Achuil like a dog to allow in our South sudan certificate of secondary Education examinations.

Thank you 😂

04/12/2023

Family Problems

John and peter met at a bus stop and struck up a conversation. John kept complaining about his family problems. Finally, peter said to John, "You think you have family problems? Listen to my situation: "A few years ago, I met a young widow with a grown-up daughter. We got married and I got myself a stepdaughter. Later, my father married my stepdaughter. That made my stepdaughter, my step mother. And my father became my stepson. Also, my wife became mother-in-law of her father-in-law. Much later, the daughter of my wife, my stepmother, had a son. This boy was my half-brother because he was my father's son. But he was also the son of my wife's daughter which made him my wife's grandson. That made me the grandfather of my half-brother. This was nothing until my wife and I had a son. Now the half-sister of my son, my stepmother, is also the grandmother. This makes my father, the brother-in-law of my child, whose stepsister is my father's wife, I am my stepmother's brother-in-law, my wife is her own child's aunt, my son is my father's nephew and I am my OWN GRANDFATHER!"
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No who had a problem?

30/11/2023

As I grow up, I understand why my parents always wanted the volume low.
You know noise and debt don't go along.
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05/02/2022
08/01/2022

There are billions of galaxies in the observable universe. And each of them contains hundreds of billions of stars. In one of these galaxies. Orbiting one of these stars/ Lies a little blue planet And this planet is run by a bunch of monkeys. Now these monkeys don't think of themselves as monkeys. They don't even think of themselves as animals. In fact, they love to list all the things that they think separate them from the animals: Opposable thumbs. Self-awareness. They use words like Homo Erectus and Australopithecus/ You say Toe-mate-o, I say Toe-motto/ They're animals, all right? They're monkeys. Monkeys with high-speed digital fiber-optic technology. But monkeys nevertheless. I mean, they're clever. You've got to give them that. The Pyramids, skyscrapers, phantom jets, the Great Wall of China. That's all pretty impressive. For a bunch of monkeys. Monkeys whose brains have evolved to such an unmanageable size that it's now pretty much impossible for them stay happy for any length of time In fact, they're the only animals that think they're supposed to be happy All of the other animals can just be But it's not that simple for the monkeys You see, the monkeys are cursed with consciousness And so the monkeys are afraid So the monkeys worry The monkeys worry about everything but mostly about what all the other monkeys think Because the monkeys desperately want to fit in with the other monkeys Which is pretty hard to do because a lot of the monkeys hate each other This is really what separates them from the other animals These monkeys hate They hate monkeys that are different Monkeys from different places Monkeys who are a different color You see, the monkeys feel alone All six billion of them Some of the monkeys pay another monkey to listen to their problems The monkeys want answers and the monkeys know they're going to die So the monkeys make up gods and then they worship them Then the monkeys start to argue over whose made-up god is better Then the monkeys get really pi**ed off and this is usually when the monkeys decide that it's a good time to start killing each other So the monkeys wage war The monkeys make hydrogen bombs The monkeys have got their entire planet wired up to explode The monkeys just can't help it Some of the monkeys play to a sold out crowd of other monkeys The monkeys make trophies and then they give them to each other Like it means something Some of the monkeys think they've got it all figured out Some of the monkeys read Nietzsche The monkeys argue about Nietzsche without ever giving any consideration to the fact that Nietzsche was just another monkey The monkeys make plans The monkeys fall in love The monkeys have s*x and then they make more monkeys The monkeys make music and then the monkeys dance Dance, monkeys, dance The monkeys make a hell of a lot of noise The monkeys have so much potential if they would only apply themselves The monkeys shave the hair off of their bodies in blatant denial of their true monkey nature The monkeys build giant monkey hives that they call "cities" The monkeys draw a lot of imaginary lines in the dirt The monkeys are running out of the oil which is what fuels their precarious civilization The monkeys are polluting and ra**ng their planet like there's no tomorrow The monkeys like to pretend that everything is just fine Some of the monkeys actually believe that the entire universe was created for their benefit As you can see . . . these are some messed up monkeys These monkeys are at once the ugliest and the most beautiful creatures on the planet And the monkeys don't want to be monkeys They want to be something else But they're not.

Who are the monkeys?

You and me😎😎😎😎😎😎

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