Random Fridays
Posted: January 13, 2012 Filed under: Living it | Tags: anonymity, blogging, christmas, fridays, kenyan blogs, neyo 17 Comments »
- This is the most disturbing thing I have seen this week.
- You are welcome [for the link above]
- Hats really do come in handy, yes? I’m sure you will all agree to that!
- Have I ever shared this? If yes, please reread it, if not, please enjoy.
- I had a discussion this week about anonymity and blogging.
- If I could, I would make a pie chart of my commenters and in reality 80% of people who comment on this blog are my friends in real life.
- I still believe that blogging and some form of anonymity go well together… at least for Kenyan blogs.
- Will I ever post a picture here? At the moment, no.
- I am trying to do my best to tell you guys how life as a newlywed is… so when I ask you questions…. you respond…
- Like when I asked what you guys got up to for Christmas…. It was a question. Answer it!
- Thanks Gerbera… WaMakeri on the other hand… we both know that is not what you did on Christmas DAY
- The word “thorough” do you pronounce it as “THA-RAH” or as “THO-ROW”???
I think I like the whole mystery behind anonymous blogging…it’s the same as reading a book versus watching the movie about the book…it’s more fun to imagine ….
Also,you always seem to be doing exciting stuff so maybe we imagine our descriptions of “what we got up to on Christmas day” may pale next to yours and so we just keep it to ourselves
I will “Tha-rahly” increase my comments from now henceforth just so that you know there’s people, other than your friends, who enjoy reading your blogs daily and actually learn stuff from you e.g. I like what you do with the wine bottles:-) and I like that you are one of the few people i know who’s very positive about marriage!
Have a lovely weekend Mrs Babes!
Aww… thanks!
Madam, uko na jokes! Sawa?
Love the Random Friday … as usual. And good job on convincing me that everything in bold and underline is a hyperlink. I spent at least 1 minute (collectively) trying to understand why the hyperlinks to ‘who comment’ and ‘no’ are NOT WORKING!
I am dead.. LMAO!
Hahaha Wa Makeri,I also clicked on the bold and underline wondering why it’s not taking me to another page…silly comp has hanged,I thought!lol!
Mrs Babes, I agree with Beem above, you always seem to have so much more going on and yours are much more interesting…..keep it going!
Did you see the last link I posted
I will definitely put effort in responding to your questions in writing instead of responding in my head.
Thanks for sharing your life with us as well as educating us along the way. Am glad that your positive outlook towards marriage is noticeable. Indeed we need more people like you. I truly believe marriage is a beautiful thing and I look forward to my walled Garden.
Have a ‘tha-rahly’ good weekend oh and by the way happy New Year and best wishes for 2012 and beyond.
He! Kwanza…. we need to catch up
And you are welcome!
I was being fed terrible british food on british airways.
LOL… Woi!
shoot! Neyo looks like someone’s (old man’s) head was pasted on his from the eyebrows up..waaar I can’t… anywho I am one of those culprits who read, laugh out loud and don’t comment – 2012 resolution – comment on ciiku’s blog!
I spent christmas sleeping, eating and generally chillaxing from all wedding activities that had happened just 2 days before…bliss!
Thanks… thanks!
enjoy the bliss…. FOREVER!
Tharah..you??? I’ll laugh if its tho-row.
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I totally feel Beem and Sera on the your experiences sounding more exciting than mine
All you are just not being serious…..
And I also say tharah
very interesting blog
came across another the other day http://amthatcrazyafricanchick.wordpress.com
very bold and blunt, think you’d find it to be a good read.
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