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05 Aug 2011 11:18 #44569
by Nargis
Im sure there were other places available but i stuck to my BBM for most of the venting
the rest were calls made to Kyla ::rofl::
Summer is going well - How bout you?
I didnt go to the Caribana parade. I dont able with all that jump up jump up business and burn my skin in the hot sun..nah me and duh.
I spent most of the weekend in the pharmacy working
Im sure there were other places available but i stuck to my BBM for most of the venting
the rest were calls made to Kyla ::rofl::Summer is going well - How bout you?
I didnt go to the Caribana parade. I dont able with all that jump up jump up business and burn my skin in the hot sun..nah me and duh.
I spent most of the weekend in the pharmacy working
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05 Aug 2011 11:31 #44574
by Kwaku
I'm ok, working long hours during the summer, helps cut down on my energy bill at home. Looking forward to vacation in September.
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05 Aug 2011 11:50 #44583
by chairman
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SOMALIA: Thousands below five die in famine
Kaltum Mohamed sits beside a small mound of earth, alone with her thoughts. It is her child's grave - and there are three others like it. Just three weeks ago, Mohamed was the mother of five young children. But the famine that has rocked Somalia has claimed the lives of four of them, according to AP. Only a daughter remains.
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08 Aug 2011 14:44 #44801
by chairman
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KENYA: Forgotten Mau Mau hero cries out
General Kassam is one among many forgotten Mau Mau heroes who made Kenya attain its independence. Born in Gichugu in Kirinyaga County in 1922, General Kassam, 89, said that the Kenyan government has forgotten about all the Mau Mau fighters, who were in the race with Kenya's first president Mzee Kenyatta and are now rewarding spectators.
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