OFF TOPIC ELECTRIFIED
Firstly I’d like to say thank you Carino dadewethu, dankie san for the fabulous title. *besengiphelelwe uliyini yazi……LOL*
OK I am a proud smoker *yes I have quit quitting*, but somehow I can’t smoke freely in front of an elderly person, especially women. I suddenly get the picture of my mother or any old person in my family and then I feel shy and uncomfortable. Does anyone have a certain habit that they enjoy and they normally do it in public *emphasis on public not private……..LOL* but you somehow can’t do it easily in front of certain people?
What are the lengths that you have gone through to make your loved ones happy? I am asking this in reference to Miss K’s message in OFF TPIC RELOADED, which read: “Is it childish and naïve to hide someone you really like from your friends just becoz of his physical appearance ne? U know your friends and family are going to tease u but it will probably blow over once they get 2 know him ne?”
Miss K my love and everybody else in a similar situation, life is too short to makes others happy you aren’t. So do what makes you happy and be proud of the one that you love and enjoy being with irrespective of how others may feel. The joy of doing that is that when your family and friends see how much you really care for this person and what they really mean to you they will find contentment in seeing your happiness.
A friend of mine that lives eMlazi told me about a SABC1 billboard he saw that really fascinated me, it read: “Mzansi Fo Sho, it’s about chasing your dreams and making your way up to the top, while remaining the same person from ekassi” To be honest I love the message but the irony is that somehow when I watch SABC1 I never see them incorporating the theme of remaining who you are while you progress in life. Perhaps my ignorance has blinded me? Bloggers, tell me what do you think is there REALLY a connection between this message and Mzansi Fo Sho?
I have a very conservative friend, and on Monday 2 June, she did something that’s very out of her character, now she feels soooooo bad about it. She was at a pedestrian crossing and this Morris Chestnut type of man was crossing the road. She then hooted and the guy blushed, smiled and waved back. Now she feels as if what she did was cheap and un-lady like. Personally I find her actions as a good sign of her liberation, I mean it’s not as if she wanted anything more from the guy, she was just appreciating God’s creation and indirectly coming out of her shy shell. Tell me, would you ever do something like that and does she deserve to feel bad for her actions?
Guys please don’t be freaked out about this off topic, ukuthi nje I am a bit curious. Tell me, how would we know if one of us *bloggers* has passed away? Yesterday my sister LHAO when I told her I think she should have my TVSA password so that should something happen to me. She can tell you guys and then you can perhaps have a cyber memorial service for me……..hehehehehe *Eish am I too crazy or does this make any sense?*
That's it for now, I know TVSA shedding is still not under control, so bear with me if I take long to respond, I am having difficulties posting replies *anyone knows when the struggle will end, of if it will ever end?......LOL*. Neway enjoy ur day people and have a superfantabulous weekend!!!!!