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sajini
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Neither. In a way, everything you seem to "share" separates you even more. And unless you are friends (still), you do not grow, the parties involved. It is something that a person would indulge in as a pass time,if i may call it that, but not for development. When you become selfish and you keep particular matters to yourself, how is that helping you? Of course if it will not help you then it definately will not help your "lover". The way i see it; physically, you'd be together but in truth you are some kind of strangers. The kind that know a little more about themselves.

Listen to the gospel according to Maria. If yopu want to live happily ever after. never fall in love. It will kill friendship. Without friendship, what is there?


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Without friendship, what is there?

Now,that Sajini,is the question.
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If you want to live happily ever after. never fall in love. It will kill friendship.

It should be "fall in love" in quotes. What do you call those happy thoughts that you make up in your mind in order to make yourself feel good? like when fantasizing? that is what it is. it's like having a plastic apple.
 
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Maria,
Falling in love is a way to prove that the friendship is taking another step higher!!People who are just good friends and fall in love eventually and then get married live happily ever after.

My husband and I were just friends before we fell in love!So from my experience point of view I would say it works so well.You get to know each other and then become lovers and then get married and then have kids and then grand kids and then...Be happyyyyy
 
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.....food forum becomes......

Its Maria and Sajini...I am not included!Lol
 
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Sajini; have you ever heard the joke....that marriage is the only time you get to sleep with the enemy? LOL

Wakanyugi,
No I have not, but I guess this is a creed of from radical feminists who see every male as a devil in disguise.

Luckily, today, you do not have to sleep in teh same bed. It is becoming fashionable for spouses to have separate bedrooms to give each other a peace of mind, for instance if one wets the bed, or snores, or is too troublesome at night Big Grin


What has become fashionable?? ama you just discovered it can be done?? We We Sajini speak for yourself and not others.... Big Grin
 
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sajini
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.....food forum becomes......

Its Maria and Sajini...I am not included!Lol


Jane,
Why do I always become a criminal everytime I talk about these issues. I should probably keep my keyboard off.


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Falling in love is a way to prove that the friendship is taking another step higher!!People who are just good friends and fall in love eventually and then get married live happily ever after.


why dont we just get back to the food discussion?
what is cooking in Kenya?
 
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Sajini,
Wee wacha zako!Nani amesema you are a criminal?I was just trying to put you back on track. Wink
 
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Maria I prepared some samosa last night for breakfast.You wonna come join us?They are so yummy!What special food do you have in Uganda?And how do you make it? Smiler
 
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I love well prepared samosas, Jane may I?


"mûthuri aikarîire njûng'wa onaga kuraya kûrî kîhîî kîhaicîte mûtî"
 
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Maria I prepared some samosa last night for breakfast.You wonna come join us?

I'd love to. thank you.
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They are so yummy!

i bet they areSmiler at school,i never cook.Maybe make tea.
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What special food do you have in Uganda?And how do you make it?

apart from the foods you have in Kenya, we have matooke and millet bread(it's like millet ugali). other than that; we do not mash our yams,we prepare them like cassava. the other foods here are not kiganda.
 
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I love well prepared samosas, Jane may I?


Yes you may Ngunjiri.Check your mail this evening.I will be sending you the remaining two.Enjoy
 
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Maria I prepared some samosa last night for breakfast.You wonna come join us?

I'd love to. thank you.
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They are so yummy!

i bet they areSmiler at school,i never cook.Maybe make tea.
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What special food do you have in Uganda?And how do you make it?

apart from the foods you have in Kenya, we have matooke and millet bread(it's like millet ugali). other than that; we do not mash our yams,we prepare them like cassava. the other foods here are not kiganda.



Maria,
I have never heard of millet bread.I would love to taste it.Can you send me one via dhl plis?Do you make porridge with millet?I guess you do. Smiler
 
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Maria I prepared some samosa last night for breakfast.You wonna come join us?

I'd love to. thank you.
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They are so yummy!

i bet they areSmiler at school,i never cook.Maybe make tea.
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What special food do you have in Uganda?And how do you make it?

apart from the foods you have in Kenya, we have matooke and millet bread(it's like millet ugali). other than that; we do not mash our yams,we prepare them like cassava. the other foods here are not kiganda.

Maria,
And do you eat this millet bread and matooke with a spoon/fork? Remember the lessons at Mamba Village when you came to Kenya? Wink


"mûthuri aikarîire njûng'wa onaga kuraya kûrî kîhîî kîhaicîte mûtî"
 
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sajini
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Mugumo Munene answered my original question
http://www.nationmedia.com/dailynation/nmgcontententry...._id=25&newsid=101794


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