Life
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REDEMPTION
As we drove, my mother’s words were like background noise to me. “Jordana,” she asked, “why do you always seem so disoriented?” I realized that I was never fully present in the moment; instead, lost in my own world. There seemed to be an inexplicable hatred for the world and everything about it – including… Continue reading
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AFRICA TO THE WORLD
Throughout my 29 years on earth, I have only resided in three countries; Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania – a genuine East African. As soon as my finances permit me to do so, I aspire towards becoming a global citizen adorned with passport stamps from various parts of the world. The world of content creation is… Continue reading
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USE YOUR VOICE
Blogging is a creative outlet, a means of self-expression and sharing valuable insights. It allows you to showcase your true identity, revealing your vulnerabilities whilst imparting personal experiences, opinions and ideologies. Before I began blogging, my habit was to write in diaries. However, that changed when my mom suggested and inspired me to start a… Continue reading
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JUST GO FOR IT
Regarding the future of my blog, I confess to being uncertain. While I do have some designs in mind, I am likewise receptive to wherever fate may lead me. Though it is true that I can create a roadmap for myself, ultimately God has his own plan and all that remains within my power is… Continue reading
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LOVE IS SOFT
My upbringing gave me a negative view of both love and marriage, causing me to question whether I ever wanted to tie the knot. Learning how to receive affection and kindness from others is still an ongoing process for me. On one occasion, when tears were streaming down my face, my boyfriend prepared eggs and… Continue reading
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HISTORICAL GOSSIP
I miss my dad most during moments like these when he had a wealth of tales to share. Power cuts couldn’t dampen our mood as we cherished storytelling sessions in the darkness. During my upbringing, living in Kampala was considered trendy since many parents sought opportunities in the big city. However, reminiscing about my childhood… Continue reading
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A KEY TO FREEDOM; FINANCIAL LITERACY
It is imperative that schools incorporate financial education into their curriculum. One can only imagine the immense progress we could have made with a combination of fiscal proficiency and self-control! The intentional exclusion of this vital knowledge seems nefarious at best, as if an otherworldly force were guiding it. It feels like there’s constant temptation… Continue reading
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HELP THE HUMANS
The rise of technology has revolutionized our lives in almost unimaginable ways. It has automated mundane tasks, streamlined complex projects, and granted us access to vast reservoirs of information with just a few keystrokes. We are undeniably living in an era where technology stands as a powerful ally, designed to make life simpler and more… Continue reading
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THICK AS THIEVES
The most devastating heartbreaks are those that happen within a friendship. Have you ever considered the possibility that our soulmate may not necessarily be found in romantic partners, but rather in someone we share an unbreakable bond with – like a friend whom we consider as close as family? As I journey through life, the… Continue reading
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PARENTING IS UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
On Mother’s Day, I was leaving Gayaza to return home when I greeted my mom and wished her a happy holiday. In response, she reciprocated by saying “you too”. However, when I protested that I wasn’t actually a parent myself, she pointed out that in fact – as the aunt of Jude and Gabby -I… Continue reading