Wednesday 15 May 2013

Tuesday 14 May 2013





A bikini is an outfit where 90% of a woman's body is exposed.
The amazing fact is that men are so decent, they only look at the 10% that isn't


Good Morning, afternoon, evening and night readers.  

It’s been SEVEN months since my last post. Wow. Seven months. Feels like yesterday I was cranking up my fingers. How've ya’ll been? I hope your all good, as good as Ive been for and sooo mucho has happened. First of all, I'm grateful for the 5000 reads my blog has had. 5432 to be exact, from all over the world. From the United States to Portugal, Russia to Mexico, Canada to Kenya.   I am humbled, very humbled, that you take the time to read my words, experience my stories with me. You are my inspiration. I will continue as much as I possibly can. Check out your flag among the below



Now, I had planned an awesome comeback to the blogosphere. Neon lights, Fanfare, Models in skimpy outfits, spotlights, the full works.  But this is a more modest enterprise.  Though dedicating a blog to one day’s activities is rather cocky, this might be an exception. Be the judge.


Then I almost don’t know where to start. Almost.

So this is a Post of many firsts. First post this year 2013.  First post dedicated to one day. First post to be written from home. First post wearing only... never mind. Its a post of many firsts, but most things are as they've always been. 


So Tuesday 14 may 2013. 

Started the day with repairs in the house. ##NewInfo. Moved to a new neighborhood. Before getting to Ngara, just next to Pioneer College, at the Ngara Civil Housing Scheme. I know people, hehe. Amazing place, cool peeps. And here are the pictures…


Then went to Upper Hill, at NHIF, for a meeting. At the security gate, I got so scanned that I felt X-rayed.  First the guard scanners who violate you by running their hands over you. Then the machine scanner that detects every tiny piece of metal. Really dude? It’s a ring. Not gonna blow up anything. Then finally the meeting. Will divulge details as soon as I can. So after that, went to the British council to rent those awesome and perfect British films. After getting double scanned by huge scary G4S guys. Same thing with the machine. Only to find out they no longer have a library. It was closed down three years ago. And down goes the drain chances of getting those rare awesome British films. Even heard the sound of a toilet flushing in my head. Then back to town to harambee Avenue and walked straight into...



THE OCCUPY PARLIAMENT PROTEST. 



My first reaction. If that was a party, PROJECT X would not be in the discussion. First, cops everywhere with fingers on the trigger. Then the blood. I walked past a guy with two buckets of blood. I do not want to know what that’s about. Then the beaten up protestors. Or so I thought. Met these protestors locked in at the police station. Sounded very high. Or drunk. Or both. Yea, definitely both. Also bumped into Actor Mugambi Nthiga. Asked what was up. Reply? "You know, occupying Parliament" Check out the Youtube link Videos below



 Turns out, they were from slaughtering pigs. Yupp, Pigs. The gist of the protest. MP’s + Pigs = Mpigs. The whole Linturi thang of maintaining MP’s insanely bloated salaries. So the protestors used insanely bloated pigs to drive the point home.  And here are the pics…

DISCLAIMER:: Some of the pics are.... Just Wrong.




 







The Inventor of tear gas, a certain Dr. Robert W. Wood, was a genius. That Shit is Strooooong!!!! Along Harambee avenue, all you could see were people crying and sneezing, hours after the teargas disappeared into the air. For some reason, Tear gas does not affect police officers as much as normal people. Except for this guy. . .



To the MPIG's, food for thought...

 Spent the later afternoon practising for a certain new project. Details will also be revealed soon. 

Then to Allianse Franciase for the 22nd European Film Festival> Watched a swiss Comedy Titled "Late Bloomers", a story of an elderly Grandmothers quest to start a lingerie Boutique in a conservative village. It was genuinely funny with several laugh aloud moments. Will be there today too, From the 5.30 showing of "Easy Money". See you there. Visit the below link for more information






Yours Back-With-A-Bang

Dean.