It was a great honour for me to meet and interest with the children from Shangilia Mtoto wa Africa
I was given the history of this children's home by madam Pauline and it was quite a story. There were pictures on the wall, of a trip some of the kids took Germany. The smiles on their faces could tell it all.
It is my sincere hope that the small contribution, of foodstuffs, will be of assistance to these deserving kids.
Today was the best of my days, especially coming before christmas, am truly happy!
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Conspiracy of the Rich?
It has a been a while since I last wrote on this. A lot has been going on and am glad that our website is now live.
Check it out at www.becapitalkenya.com
I really would welcome your views on how we can help you secure your future, with information on how your investments can work for you.
There are tips on real estate, personal finance, management and equities. You also get an opportunity to ask your burning question at 'Ask Joe'.
And don't forget to listen to what the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet himself has to say...
Take a tour..
Check it out at www.becapitalkenya.com
I really would welcome your views on how we can help you secure your future, with information on how your investments can work for you.
There are tips on real estate, personal finance, management and equities. You also get an opportunity to ask your burning question at 'Ask Joe'.
And don't forget to listen to what the Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet himself has to say...
Take a tour..
Monday, November 16, 2009
The Week That Was: You Never Let Me Down.
I woke up the lovely lyrics of Marvin Winans Jr’s song ‘You never let me down’. This song stayed in my head throughout the day.
This is it; I decided that I’ll be doing weekly entries into this blog. My schedule is such that I might not be able to a daily blog, ata kama ndivyo inatakikana. I realized it is simply not possible.
Last week was pretty interesting, especially from Friday through to Sunday.
I stayed in the office on Friday, working until mid-night. I actually loved it. Then left to have a drink with my friends in one of Nairobi’s coolest clubs. It was a nice break, and which my body needed.
I was back in the office the next morning by 9am, working again on an upcoming website launch. This we did until later in the evening. However, we took a break for lunch in the Chinese Hotel. The lunch of rice, sizzling meat and chicken was just, wow!
Sunday is a church day. This one is taking me all the way to the rural Kenya, in a place called Gitwe in central province. My friend has been invited as a guest on a fundraiser. We drive the long stretch, passing huge tracks of coffee plantations, up an earth road till we come to this church, almost bordering the aberdares mountains.
The best part was getting an opportunity to hold a little kid, months old. It was such a moment. You cannot explain that feeling.
The service is nice, except for the piano guy who does not seem to get the proper notes. It makes the songs sound like cacophony!
After the service, we find ourselves going into the pastor’s house, Dr Mbagara. The house is immaculately done. They are rearing cows and pigs. Infact, we were given milk to take with us to Nairobi.
This time, my friends insists that I have to drive. I reluctantly agree. It takes us an hour or so and we are back in Nairobi.
It is time to relax and wait for the next week to begin!
This is it; I decided that I’ll be doing weekly entries into this blog. My schedule is such that I might not be able to a daily blog, ata kama ndivyo inatakikana. I realized it is simply not possible.
Last week was pretty interesting, especially from Friday through to Sunday.
I stayed in the office on Friday, working until mid-night. I actually loved it. Then left to have a drink with my friends in one of Nairobi’s coolest clubs. It was a nice break, and which my body needed.
I was back in the office the next morning by 9am, working again on an upcoming website launch. This we did until later in the evening. However, we took a break for lunch in the Chinese Hotel. The lunch of rice, sizzling meat and chicken was just, wow!
Sunday is a church day. This one is taking me all the way to the rural Kenya, in a place called Gitwe in central province. My friend has been invited as a guest on a fundraiser. We drive the long stretch, passing huge tracks of coffee plantations, up an earth road till we come to this church, almost bordering the aberdares mountains.
The best part was getting an opportunity to hold a little kid, months old. It was such a moment. You cannot explain that feeling.
The service is nice, except for the piano guy who does not seem to get the proper notes. It makes the songs sound like cacophony!
After the service, we find ourselves going into the pastor’s house, Dr Mbagara. The house is immaculately done. They are rearing cows and pigs. Infact, we were given milk to take with us to Nairobi.
This time, my friends insists that I have to drive. I reluctantly agree. It takes us an hour or so and we are back in Nairobi.
It is time to relax and wait for the next week to begin!
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