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Browsing Archive: November, 2009
Oh, sweet, so sweet !!!! and life taught me to be that sweet. A--Accept Accept people as they are, with their warts, eccentricities, their choices, their characters, their culture and their way of doing things even if you have difficulty understanding their beliefs, motives, or actions.
B--Break Away Break away from stereotypes, from the box and its limitations, from the comfort zone and everything that stands in the way of what you hope to accomplish with your life.
C--Create Cre... Continue reading ...
 Book-reading is down and out and internet surfing is up and in, thanks to the invention of the electronic chip, the computer and the internet. Sadly books as the prime tool of mental training shuffles to the exit like a slapped clown. As a result the passionate convulotions of poetry and art are being pushed back out of the arena to make way for the sciences that resulted in this new technology age. The ancient education ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Eusebia Madziwa on Friday, November 13, 2009,
In :
Politics
 Moralists have sought to persuade us that conscience is one of the most powerful agents in human behaviour. Now that reason and pity have agreed to regard hell-fire as a hateful myth, many good people have seen in conscience the chief safeguard that shall induce the human race to walk in the way of righteousness. Shakespeare has told us that conscience makes cowards of us all. Novelists and playwrights have described to us the pangs that assail the wicked, they have vividly pictured the angui... Continue reading ...
I have moved away from the railsMost people, the vast majority in fact, lead the lives that circumstances have thrust upon them, and though some repine, looking upon themselves as round pegs in square holes, and think that if things had been different they might have made a better showing, the greater part accept their lot, if not with serenity, at all events with resignation. They are like tram-cars travelling forever on the self-same rails and they despise the sprightly flivver that dashes ... Continue reading ...
A group of my friends were at a Zimbabweans and South Africans only dinner party in UK watching photos of yesteryears which were on a slideshow loaded on the host's desktop computer and reminscing about the good old Zimdays whilst watching the photos. When my photo filled the screen a male friend of mine who used to belong to the same book club as myself when we were teenagers asked Babra my friend who was hosting the party to freeze the slideshow so that he looks at my photo for some more m... Continue reading ...
 Love is not found in a fast food wrapper Quickly consumed, the left-overs tossed away. There is much delight to be discovered and love nurtured In a leisurely slowly paced gourmet meal. Genuine romantic love must be allowed to breathe, To be savored in delicate short sips not long gulps. Inhale the rich fragrance, wallow in the aura And then let if flow through your lips & discover the chemistry. Ignore the temptation to rush the chef or to quickly consume the food Hunger is surely sated when slowly ... Continue reading ...
Posted by Eusebia Madziwa on Tuesday, November 3, 2009,
In :
General
I am in the process of moving away from my old address,
http://peacelovehappiness-eusebia.blogspot.com to this new indigenous
address www.peacelovehappiness.org.zw
Dear readers please bear with me as I try to make my new address more attractive and more reader friendly than my previous address.
Be informed that I am working flat out to have you reading my articles
from this new address as soon as possible. Any inconvenience caused is
sincerely regretted. Continue reading ...
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About Me
| Eusebia Madziwa |
| Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa |
I am a romantic at heart, a great thinker in mind and long to see a world in which
everyone has peace, love and happiness.
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