Comments on: Vision and epiphanies http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/ haidhuru (adverb), all right. haidhuru (adverb), it does not matter. haidhuru (adverb), OK. haidhuru (conjunction), no harm. (dhuru v). haidhuru (verb conjugated), never mind. (dhuru v). Wed, 20 Aug 2008 19:37:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1-alpha by: KM http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/#comment-645 Tue, 18 Sep 2007 07:24:22 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/#comment-645 aiii...typos, pole aiii…typos, pole

]]> by: KM http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/#comment-644 Tue, 18 Sep 2007 07:23:33 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/#comment-644 you can't be serious mami!!! LOOOL. You ahve gone anad done what?! You are too special.....yaani you are those people who keep the candle burning fortever mami, you son has potead huko in the rough seas but nooooooo, you wnat his room kept intact anga ndu tondu one day he will return.......((((((The fabulous, candle holding Muts))))) Nyamburko, bah! sounds like 'kuumbuka' as in take off, which makes sense if, well... your brain shoots to madness sometimes you! Yaani, only lakesiders can put a twang into an african word....nyambuRko...aiii, jowa! How now? Washan with these cheap distractions wewe.....BLOG something! Blog. Please I beg of you....I need to laugh and you know the drill..... Riiri, I'm just gonna say this anyway, can you belive how much fun we will have when you finally bring your itina over to these sides...alaa! nikii, since 2005 mami? Is this an MDG now? You coming over? Mad ma-hugs <strong><small>Nimepokea mahugs (like that Junior quiz storo..."Nilienda kwa blog ya Mutumia na wakanitumia salamu...mmepokea salamu"- all said in a serious soprano 1). Anyway, yes- I have missed you guys like -well not like the desert misses the rain as the desert <em>doesn't</em> miss the rain. The desert has zoead! It's like I don't know Nick saying that he misses strokes--- that's like a way of life and well, normal no? So I guess I missed y'all like a semi-arid area missed the seasonal rainfall. Then, yaani I have not laughed like that in a long time at that story of AIDS tee-shirts and cannibalistic yogis and quinine resistant malaria. I cried tears. Tears I tell you when I read that. Anyway... Yeah.. Keep em coming ma sista and yes... when I arrive in Kenya- right after I check in with the D.O. and senior chief of my location, I'm checking in with y'all and we can do Nairobi- well, Nairobi style. Hugs tena</small></strong> you can’t be serious mami!!! LOOOL. You ahve gone anad done what?! You are too special…..yaani you are those people who keep the candle burning fortever mami, you son has potead huko in the rough seas but nooooooo, you wnat his room kept intact anga ndu tondu one day he will return…….((((((The fabulous, candle holding Muts)))))

Nyamburko, bah! sounds like ‘kuumbuka’ as in take off, which makes sense if, well… your brain shoots to madness sometimes you! Yaani, only lakesiders can put a twang into an african word….nyambuRko…aiii, jowa! How now?

Washan with these cheap distractions wewe…..BLOG something! Blog. Please I beg of you….I need to laugh and you know the drill…..

Riiri, I’m just gonna say this anyway, can you belive how much fun we will have when you finally bring your itina over to these sides…alaa! nikii, since 2005 mami? Is this an MDG now? You coming over?

Mad ma-hugs

Nimepokea mahugs (like that Junior quiz storo…”Nilienda kwa blog ya Mutumia na wakanitumia salamu…mmepokea salamu”- all said in a serious soprano 1). Anyway, yes- I have missed you guys like -well not like the desert misses the rain as the desert doesn’t miss the rain. The desert has zoead! It’s like I don’t know Nick saying that he misses strokes— that’s like a way of life and well, normal no? So I guess I missed y’all like a semi-arid area missed the seasonal rainfall.

Then, yaani I have not laughed like that in a long time at that story of AIDS tee-shirts and cannibalistic yogis and quinine resistant malaria. I cried tears. Tears I tell you when I read that. Anyway… Yeah.. Keep em coming ma sista and yes… when I arrive in Kenya- right after I check in with the D.O. and senior chief of my location, I’m checking in with y’all and we can do Nairobi- well, Nairobi style.

Hugs tena

]]> by: kipepeo http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/#comment-643 Tue, 18 Sep 2007 00:12:50 +0100 http://haidhuru.blogsome.com/2007/09/17/vision-and-epiphanies/#comment-643 This is great...now we can all comment on KM's posts!! But now you mutumia...now how do you just go and disappear like that? Do you feel no remorse? Back to my comment on KM...lol...what a sight, beach, great weather, hot man, etc...cue big fat econ book!! too funny! <strong><small>My sista from another mother!!!! I know. I know. I feel a little shame-on-me for the blog lakini it's only that you cannot ex-pect-tanga Boss Man to always be ati mos mos while I blog. That story ishad!!! So now alas when I go to work, I have to work :( That said, we should intro Ms. Musings to books like "The Love of a Cowboy" by Anna Jeffries and I strongly recommend "The Duke wore jeans" also as that econ storo is just too wrong!</small></strong> This is great…now we can all comment on KM’s posts!! But now you mutumia…now how do you just go and disappear like that? Do you feel no remorse? Back to my comment on KM…lol…what a sight, beach, great weather, hot man, etc…cue big fat econ book!! too funny!

My sista from another mother!!!! I know. I know. I feel a little shame-on-me for the blog lakini it’s only that you cannot ex-pect-tanga Boss Man to always be ati mos mos while I blog. That story ishad!!! So now alas when I go to work, I have to work :(
That said, we should intro Ms. Musings to books like “The Love of a Cowboy” by Anna Jeffries and I strongly recommend “The Duke wore jeans” also as that econ storo is just too wrong!

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