Awê Ma Se Kinnes!

Bad breath.  Weird toes.  Snoring at night.  Complete personality change when drunk.  Talks unexpectedly loud in a restaurant.  Laughs even louder in the same restaurant.

What I’m trying to ask is: what’s a valid reason to break up with someone even though you are dik in love?  Some people say that love conquers all.  But people who have been in relationships for a little while know that that’s not entirely true.  Especially if you’re a little bit fussy.

Awê Ma Se Kinnes!

Yesterday, while she was enthusiastically chatting with a group of us, I told my friend Fazlin that she had a bogie in her nose. One of those bogie’s that love styling right on the edge of the cliff. Fazlin was eternally grateful.

Awê Ma Se Kinnes

Music is everything.  Have you already told your family what song you’d like for them to play at your funeral?  You mussss.  It’s important. That’s of course if you want any music during your funeral service.

Awê Ma Se Kinnes

This week my mother-in-law is coming for dinner, and sleeping over.  And I’m looking forward to it.  And now my spirit is telling me that many people reading this will never say those words, ever.  And I don’t mean that your mom-in-law has passed.  No.  On the contrary she’s very alive.  And definitely kicking.

Awê Ma Se Kinnes

Did you make a New Year’s Resolution the other night?  I was asked by a journo to please send them a few sentences as to what my resolutions are.  I emailed back: TO STAY ALIVE.  They never went to print with that response.  They wanted more.  I didn’t have anything more.  Aiming to stay alive is currently a big enough challenge.

Awê Ma Se Kinnes

Rest in Peace Our Beloved Arch.  What an outpouring yesterday. From across the globe. So much Love, Respect and Adoration. Archbishop Desmond Tutu was a Giant amongst Men. And this sentiment was echoed by so many. It made me think about what people will say about the rest of us when we are no longer here.