Last evening, I saw a documentary on tv that portrayed Germans whose fathers had been British soldiers stationed in Germany right after the end of WWII. One of these ex-soldiers – now living in a nursing home in Canada – has children from romances all over the world who regularly visit him. “Being loved by [...]

My local correspondent Mbuzimoja today forwarded this hilarious story from the Daily Nation (page 17, April 6, 2006) to me, a story about a group of Wazungu (…) from Germany who opened up a food kiosk in BUSIA TOWN (!) “that boasts tea, chapati, potatoes and porridge on its menu”. They call it “House of [...]

Thank you very much for the nomination – although I have to admit I didn’t nominate anyone due to the reason that I am such a lazy bone. Ati, but I will vote! Makes me think of blogging in other languages more often. Oar määibii Ei schuutt sstahrt wraiting in mai gährmaahn iinglisch – orr [...]