Why I Said Goodbye

 I let you walk away not because I stopped loving you, not because I have already moved on from you and especially not because I already have someone to replace you with.
Tears sprung my eyes as I stared at your back, walking farther and farther away from me.
All I could ever think about is how I wish you can forgive me and realize what I did was for both of our sake.
I left because I wasn’t the one for you—or not yet, in that matter. We still have to learn so much in this world, specifically, in our selves. We can never be able to love someone if we don’t truly love and accept our selves.
Here I am saying goodbye, because I want us to grow individually and separately, so that when the time is finally right and we cross paths again, we’ll fit each other’s lives perfectly—without hesitation, without holding back, without worrying about our future because we—we are each other’s future.

by clint bling

Why The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence

 

 Hi welcome back to kenyanstimes blog  and today we will have thoughts to hold, 

think of it as grass is never greener on the other side,which simply means:

 People are never satisfied with their own situation; they always think others have it better

Today, people use many variations of the phrase. They may simply say, “the grass is always greener…” to bring to the attention of a friend that they are complaining about something they can fix themselves, or they may say the phrase in entirety, as in, “Susie’s never happy. Every time she gets what she wants, she forgets it and starts looking for something new. She always thinks the grass is greener on the other side.”

A new phrase has sprung up to counter this idiom, saying, “the grass is greener where you water it.” This suggests that good situations come from the energy you put into them, not from dreaming about them.

 

check this story

Once upon a time lived a farmer. He was poor but peaceful; the farmer&apos;s whole life was dependent upon agriculture. Full year, he used to work his finger to the bone on: crop selection, land preparation, seed selection, seed sowing, irrigation, crop growth, fertilizing, and harvesting.</p> Now it was time to sell his crops to a dealer, to whom he always used to sell his harvested crops. But only one desire kept churning in his mind that he should get some increment Unfortunately, as always the farmer received unsatisfactory pay for his crops. While going home, he was cursing his fate, &quot;What a pitiful life I live! It&apos;s me who worked my tail off. But that dealer, he just come once a year and earn a lot of money. I must say, what a wonderful life he lives!&quot; Back there, the dealer was counting the revenue he collected from all of the farmers. It was hundreds and thousands of Indian rupees. Then came the income-tax officer, who became so happy to see a huge pile of wealth being gleaned as a revenue. The income-tax officer gave the dealer his commission&#x2014;which was not too much&#x2014;and took away the rest of the money. Of course, the dealer became down in the dumps with that insignificant amount of money he received. He began to curse his fate, similarly like the farmer did. &quot;What a pitiful life I live! It&apos;s me who has to deal with angry farmers and bear their curses. It&apos;s me who give them minimum pay on their crops, although they deserve a larger income. And only I know what it takes to convince them. But I must say, what a wonderful life this income-tax officer lives!&quot;</p> As the day dragged, the income-tax officer came to the palace, and presented the revenue before King. A dim smile stretched across King&apos;s face, he ordered a treasurer to give the income-tax officer&apos;s pay for his work, and put the rest of the amount in the kingdom&apos;s treasure.</p> Needless to say, the income-tax officer was disappointed to receive such measly pay for his work. Now he began to curse his fate, in a similar way the farmer and dealer did. &quot;What a pity! I had a huge amount of money with me, but I couldn&apos;t steal it. Because King will kill me if I did something like that. But I must say, what a wonderful life King lives! He gets all the wealth with no efforts at all.&quot; Certainly, King has been living a luxurious life. Wherever he went, he got the royal treatment. Each and every need of the King was taken care. Prosperity, knowledge, resources, strength, etc., never left his kingdom. One day while goofing off in his bedroom&apos;s balcony, King was wondering, &quot;What a pitiful life I am living! I&apos;m always under a fear that my position will be snatched away from me at any moment. I&apos;m always under threat by neighboring kingdoms. Every time my subordinates come and bug my mind with various problems that seem unsolvable to me. Daily someone comes to me, whining about their problems. Alas! I have no peace of mind at all.&quot;&#x2014;He looked at a farmer, just a short distance away from his palace&#x2014;&quot;But I must say, what a peaceful life this poor farmer lives.&quot; We came to the same point, where we started.

Moral of the story: The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. People always think they would be happier in a different set of circumstances. And that&apos;s why everyone keeps on comparing oneself with other. This story implies that the other circumstances really are not any better. from this story.

 

 

Fun about siakago nthwa ward

Siakago, Embu, Kenya

did youknow tha siakogo:

Alternative Names:	Saikago, peniel
Type:	Populated place - a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work
Region:	Embu County, Kenya
Region:	Embu, Kenya
Latitude:	0° 34' 38" S
Longitude:	37° 38' 23" E
Lat/Long (dec):	-0.57728,37.63996
Köppen climate type:	As : Tropical dry savanna climate

Why Nathan Karis is likely to enjoy TANO TENA .

 

 

 

“Each group and each youngster is different. As a leader or coach, you get to know what they need.”

I didnt start with that quote because our reader is young or so,  noo !,think of it

the last part is the big picture,you get to know what they need.”

exactly ,what we need as Nthawa.

well i imagine now you are very curios to know why   ,wamwari is likely to win again. 

let see facts and for a minute focus on where it all begun,

One day almost  every heart of Nthawa  felt convinced that we finnaly found what was lacking, our thirst for development was quenched by hope we saw in him and person by person we voted and as  most expected victory was trending like his namesakes song "karimi wa mituguu".

Remember no one cared about  sweet(pinie) since we knew prety well its was time to swallow sweetness. Well i feel that this time we wont get sweet since we no loger have bitterness, see personally i would say the man has done His best and deserves another 

sem to polish . 

Theodore Roosevelt

said

“The best executive is the one who has sense enough to pick good men to do what he wants done, and self-restraint to keep from meddling with them while they do it.”

For some reason i believe most can agree that Hon. Karis has made several improvement on roads cause he knows his roots, he knows how it feels to be in dry weather roads ,only a fool will argue he does not know about water issues.

should i even comment on water??.

Most of major event i hear his contribution and people praises,Yeah actions speak rounder than words,at least i hear. i Dont see why a leader who has time for his community shouldn't deserve one more,.he is a leader who knows what majority want   ,Although there has been a lot of insecurity  in siakago town ,murder after death in some months now we its been a while since that happened .

to the boda boda and public vehicles  let dig deep  in next article but really when did you see police officer in gituto or blessing junction,facts soon.

#this is just my opinion no strings attached, more to come