ENLIGHTENING EIGHT

There’ve been lots of oooh, aaah, uuuh, mmmmh over the last couple of days as people revealed things about them. 8 things to be precise my question though is how it gets decided how many revelations should be made? 6,7,8,9? pretty soon the only thing bloggers wont know about each other is their voices. In the spirit of togetherness ” umoja ni nguvu” so they say I’ll also reveal my weird eight and I’ll try as much as possible not to make it an ooooh, uuuh, aaaah, mmmh post

1. Am left-handed I think. I use my left hand for almost all tasks except writing. I was probably forced to use my right hand for writing as a kid. Might explain why I dont have the best handwriting but I must admit I’ve seen worse.

2. I’ve been told severally I look too young for my age. Imagine this you’re going to your former high school to pick your certs and when someone hears your going to school swali inakuwa “uko standardi?” No response to that.

3. I have an iron box that I rarely use. Its mostly used by my roomie. Maybe i’ll get around to the idea of regularly using it someday right now though akinipigia nguo pasi sawa asipopiga liweliwalo.

4. The early part of my childhood, birth to about 10 years was spent in an army barrack. ( Teren teren ten tere ) dont get carried away though there was hardly any major military action  in that barrack. I dont think I ever had a rifle being shot there.

5. I like natural healing. If i have an ailment I’d give it some time to heal naturally before resorting to drugs or doctors. Maybe because i dont like people poking around, needles, stethoscopes blllh. Unless of course its absolutely neccesary.

6. As a kid I used to act alot. All the moves i would see in action movies were replayed for the viewing pleasure of friends and family. Dreamt of becoming an actor, umm I still do actually.

7. I dont have a favourite colour per se. Choice of colour depends on the item in question. A shiny black car or mug, a beige sofa  you get my drift?

8. I like listening to people and their stories. I can let someone go on and on and on about themselves encouraging them along the way picking up a few points here and there. This is actually a great way of identifying whether some is honest / dependable or a liar who’ll screw you the next minute.

Well there you have them. Eight things that make the mystery of Jamvi.