My Durban boring life has changed to a better one, I moved from the place I was staying in and met new people 'flat mate' check them in my facebook photo album. Karen, who have become my dear friend introduced me to some great people. I went for a rather scanning interview as a board member for the Amphimarket.
I met Derryn of Awesome South Africa, who employed me on part time basis to do research for the book she is writing titled Awesome South Africa. Being involved in this book has made realised what I want to do with my life especially my career. This will all depend on myself. I have met people from all walks of life, topics for research are giving me more information about our country, the challenges that we still face and yes we still have a long way to go.
Elections, how can I forget this historic event in our small democracy. For the first time, I did not vote at home, I was with Karen and Ros Sarkin - comrades together, we casted our votes at Norwegian Church in Berea. It was very emotional for me, it was the third time voting, second time voting for National and Provincial. I think deep down I was casting it because I knew that amahlubuka - cope was some kind of a problem of which I never dealt with at first. I was worried I knew that the ANC was going to win but what happened was not good the the movement. UMsholozi is our president, whether they like it or not. A lot of people need to learn to live with some facts in life like Godzilla if you get what I mean.
This is my space so I write what I like - Steve Biko's writings. This is what I am going to do from now on write what I like. Freedom of Speech. My job, my job, my job.... I just don't want to talk about this part of my life its kind of complicated. Am enjoying doing some website edit for Africans Way, Musa - my homeboy.
To all my friends, Lydiah, Ericko in Kenya and Simon in Nigeria am sorry for not keeping in touch but I still love you. Let me get back to work....
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