What happened to the monkey dynasty? What killed all of them? ...Peanuts. In a remote African village, there once lived some farmers, most probably they were the first to do organized farming long before the colonial settlers thought of it. For some time this community enjoyed enormous success in farming, making enough food for themselves … Continue reading THESE PEANUTS WILL KILL YOU
THE RICHEST BEGGAR IN BEGGATUA
On December 2010, Craig Ltd, moved heavy machinery to Beggatua Island to explore possibility of presence of precious stones. They had acquired a prime piece of land for exploration after a rumor went out that fish caught on the shores of Beggatua had some traces of a precious stone within their body. Though not backed … Continue reading THE RICHEST BEGGAR IN BEGGATUA
A Message To Garcia
In all this Cuban business there is one man stands out on the horizon of my memory like Mars at perihelion. When war broke out between Spain and the United States it was very necessary to communicate quickly with the leader of the Insurgents. Garcia was somewhere in the mountain vastness of Cuba - no … Continue reading A Message To Garcia
THE SIGHTLESS VISIONAIRE
He was born in May 10, 1974, a normal kid but in abject poverty. He used to walk ten kilometers to and fro school daily. He hoped to one day represent his country as a professional runner. However at age of twenty one, in May 1, 1995, as fate would have it, he suffered stroke … Continue reading THE SIGHTLESS VISIONAIRE
The Cat Wasn’t Sick…The people Were
Long before the advent of Veterinary medicine, Africans were wise enough to detect anthrax and other meat related infections. To date, some old wise fools who have rejected westernization and modernization use these primitive but workable means of meat assessment. One such traditionally scientifically proven way is to wait for the chief inspector housefly. When … Continue reading The Cat Wasn’t Sick…The people Were
Turn your Stones into Sculptures
There is a common saying that says; when life gives you lemon, make a lemonade. In other words take what life throws at you and turn it into something more useful. Many a times we let life and other people as well as circumstances beyond our control to dictate both the input and output for … Continue reading Turn your Stones into Sculptures
MOTIVATION RECIPE
The pencil got broken, the sharpener had disappeared earlier and the book almost becoming full. I left my desk, to my book store and before long I was out of my study room. For a while I have been wandering in search for some new writing materials. But now I am back, I am back … Continue reading MOTIVATION RECIPE
I DON’T BELIEVE
I am a staunch Christian believer, but at times I don’t believe. I don’t believe that Christianity is a religious doctrine of promoting mediocrity. I don’t believe that every opinion is to be believed. I don’t believe that Christianity overrides my human rights. I don’t believe that Christianity denies any human being their right to … Continue reading I DON’T BELIEVE
THE REWARDS OF BACKWARDS
He looked across the valley and all he could see was a smouldering dense cloud of smoke emanating from the once majestic, magnificent popular city that had known all the pleasures of the earth. What had happened to the cities? The old-man could not comprehend what was before his very own eyes. Is it real … Continue reading THE REWARDS OF BACKWARDS
Who is in the Cockpit…A pilot or an amateur?
A tall and athletic man, with a faint mustache and a goatee, in his early thirties, descended down from a four-seat helicopter on a dangling rope onto a steep mountainside in the French Alps. This … Source: Who is in the Cockpit...A pilot or an amateur?