Tuesday, October 10, 2006

my celebrity look alikes

Monday, October 09, 2006

Are you my wife

I am reading this funny guy's site www.areyoumywife.com and I am thinking how can I make him a very unique offer. I am older than him so( but I don't know what he thinks about that) I am out of the game may be I can hook him up with one of my sisters or cousins or something but it has to be a very interesting date. Yeah, I am going to try and think up something and see which one of those girls accept the invitation.

He is really funny to have come up with this original. Just shows how Canadians are unique. I love this country. Just reminds me of the daily dancer from Vancouver.

Since I am not married myself may be I should come up with a similar idea it might widen my circle of contacts and you never know.

Thursday, October 05, 2006

Milk

I have done abit of reading on milk of late and discovered interesting things. It seems that pasteurised milk is not good anymore for us. I grew up knowing that that was the way to go. For some time now I have been searching on the internet to see if I could by whole milk in Montreal but I have not been able to find any. I wonder if anyone knows where I could buy whole milk.

I have had to settle for organic milk ( from maxi) which I find as close to the whole milk I was used to back in Kenya. I use a lot of milk and I think the predictions about pasteurised milk are true as I find a big difference in the taste and also in the way my body reacts to it-- I think regular milk contains way too much 'chemicals' (or is it the pasteurising process?)for anyone's good. I did try an experiment- I used regular milk for two months then went back to organic. Big difference with regular milk my face broke out, I was more tired, the taste was not very good and I felt that I tended to put on weight when using regular milk( because of all the toxins in there?). With the organic milk I had less of these symptoms and the longer I used it, the better it got.

On www.mercola.com Dr. Mercola recommends unpasteurised milk obtained from cows that feed purely on grass as the best milk to take. No wonder milk back home tasted so good!

Elsewhere I have come across arguments that blame milk for many health problems. In Kenya ( and especially among the pastoral communities) we drink milk day and night - in tea/coffee, whole, with or to finish meals and we have never had any problems. Indeed milk might be the 'secret weapon' of many of our record breaking athletes. Scientists are already investigating this fact. For me, I still believe milk is a nutritious drink and I will keep drinking until someone presents me the facts to the contrary.

Translation

I am not a translator but i suspect this is not correct. Seen in the Metro in French " Quicongue actionne les freins 'inutilement' sera....." and the English "Anyone who uses the brakes 'uselessly' will be ....". Just wondering.....

Wednesday, October 04, 2006

Africa is not the dark continent - news

Africa is not the dark continent - news

Yet another meeting on African development without the real answers - don't give money to the men in the capital cities to steal and save it in American dollars in off-shoe accounts- give it to the women in the village atleast they will make sure the future generation is fed and educated. They don't have need for the latest SUVs to show-off to their girlfriends( there are no roads to drive them on in the first place) nor do they appreciate Armani and co. their needs are simple but the work they do is what Africa needs.

Tuesday, October 03, 2006

nature is beautiful even when interuppted by artificiality



Le pont mercier. Lasalle. Le ciel d'octobre soirée.

Sunday, October 01, 2006

The best photo i have taken so far


Today, Sunday the 1st october i have nothing to write about, enjoy this photo. I love good photography. Our local park.Love this place.