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    What Was It Like Saying Goodbye to African Soil?

    Posted: April 23rd, 2008, 12:04pm CDT by Mwangi
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    I recently read about the heart breaking, raw reaction that Kelly had to having to leave Kenya. That mixed in with some discussions I had with some friends got me thinking about what it was like when I had to say goodbye to Africa.

    Airplane departing home

    Do You Know What My Reaction Was?

    Nothing! This post will be short because I felt nothing about leaving home. I wouldn’t miss anyone or anything.The only thing I felt was excited because I was going to a new place that was supposedly better than where I was coming from. I was also feeling pretty good because Australia also promised this wanna-be Mandingo his girls.

    Ironically…..

    My apathy eventually bit me in the butt and within six months I was missing all my family and friends. I was writing them all emotional deep letters expressing how much I loved and missed them. I was on the phone with my cousin so much the authorities must have thought we were plotting a jewel heist.

    I wrote this post because I am curious. What was it like for you, when you had to say goodbye? Leave a comment below and let me know.

    Before I leave though……

    If Denzel Got Rejected What Hope Is There?

    Denzel Washington

    I have just watched an interview with Denzel Washington where he said that when he first proposed to his wife over the phone…..she said NO! If Mr. Mo’ Better got rejected, that evokes two feelings in me:

    a) For real, no a lot of the time is just, not yet.

    b) If John Q couldn’t seal the deal with his first proposal, what hope is there for the rest of us?

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    Until then, please enjoy Malaika one more time.

    Why? Because they are that good!

    Be blessed and bless others,

    Mwangi

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