BlogSpirit | Node Six » November 24, 2008

Walkonby's Weblog: …In and Out of time…

walkonby — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 23:55:06 +0300

written by Maya Angelou… I hope you enjoy it as much as I do (smile) The sun has come the mists have gone we see in the distance our long way home I was always yours to have you were always mine we have loved each other in and out of time When the first stone looked up at the blazing sun and the first [...]

Rafshizzle: Rafshizzle to become website

Mon, 24 Nov 2008 23:36:00 +0300

BREAKING NEWS:

Attention, ladies and gentlemen...
Your beloved blog, Rafshizzle, is soon becoming a formal website with variety of entertainment info to share. It's anticipated to become a top entertainment site but as per now, Im not allowed to say a lot so simply watch this space!

Feather: Nursery Rhyme

feather — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 23:09:00 +0300

Remember this rhyme

Home again, home again,
when shall I see my home again,
when shall I see my little brother,
I'll never forget my home.

Jackfruity: Web 2.0 by farmers, for farmers

Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:23:00 +0300

The Busoga Rural Open Source and Development Initiative is a local Ugandan non-profit that uses digital technology, including a blog, SMS and online forums and audio files in English and local languages, to help farmers in Uganda share information about health, agriculture and education. Check it out:

via Kabissa

Cheri: Bloggers block yello wiya

Miss Cheri — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:22:31 +0300

Ape ki gin mo me choyo kany so that means ni Mr bloggers’ block fut ti iye kabvuru na. Pe kwanye dang ape ki gufu me tingo ne. Chidong ai weke kany naka diki. I bi bino right back after these messages. -Miss Cheri Posted in Jesus Rocks. And he asked me to tell u He loves u [...]

Living Zack's Utopia: Storm's Eye

Zack (ألاسمحاجّ) — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:05:00 +0300

In less than a week from now, we shall be marking the 20th anniversary of the international annual World AIDS Day -1st December- a day when people from around the world that are passionate about fighting HIV/AIDS come together within a single effort to focus on global shared action and raise public awareness on specific issues related to HIV and AIDS. Some of the issues that will be raised on 1st December include the continued importance of fighting stigma and discrimination due to HIV and the disproportionate impact of AIDS on women and girls. The fight against AIDS is over twenty five years old and although some people choose to deny it, while others unabashedly ignore it; the AIDS epidemic is a global emergency that affects people in every country on this earth. That some of us would choose to hide our heads in the sand over such a matter is more than simply shameful. It is tragic. As we mark this 20th anniversary, will you stop to ponder for a moment on how your own actions have af

Crimson: We are experiencing technical diffi.....

Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:11:00 +0300

When the radio went silent last week for three days it was a welcome break from the daily tasks that accompany broadcasting. The techies said they were shifting the transmitter from Nsambya to some other place with a higher altitude called Bandwe.

We all expected the signal to die on Tuesday 18th at around lunchtime so everyone came in to work knowing they would make a pretence of going through their daily routine while keeping an ear out for constant static that would signify "radio off upgrade in progress"

It was a few minutes to 1:00pm and still the signal was loud and clear, so i lethargically gathered what little news i had (little because none of the reporters had not bothered to file any stories coz well u know the radio was about to die and ressurect on the third day) and headed to the studio when the static came.

It's off! is it, Is it off? someone asked while making an attempt to douse his voice with some concern and disappointment at the brea

2 W.E.A.K Dudes: boss its for fighting relegation

The Emrys — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 16:22:42 +0300

Boss, its for fighting relegation!!

Antipop: pishures

the antipop — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 16:16:00 +0300

Work's crazy. Sometimes i work 13 hour days. I kiss butt for a living. In the morning, I am a kayungirizi of sorts. In the morning, I will be in the meeting with my bosses where I will listen to and comply with their every whim. And then when they are done whining, I will kiss their royal butts. Later in the day, I will call up the people that are in charge of satisfying the whims of my bosses and I will kiss their ordinary(insert list of all your favorite bloggers) butts. This is a true story by the way.

Also, is it just me or has there been a general slack in morale ampng boggers? wats up guys? keep those posts coming!

Anyway, here are some pictures. Feel free not to look at them.

Detamble fixing her glasses prop

B2B's...: Quoting_12_Time

Mr. Basics... — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 16:04:45 +0300

“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” Maya Angelou… Nuff~Sed Posted in Quoting_Basic_Times