SIJUI TANZANIA TUTANG'ARA KIPENGELE KIPI...NGOJA TUWE WAVUMILIVU TUSUBIRI NEEMA
Monday, July 30, 2012
Sunday, July 29, 2012
BOXING: LEO MTANZANIA SELEMANI KIDUNDA NDANI YA ULINGO KWENYE OLYMPIS 2012 LONDON
MIDA IKIFIKA WAPENDWA AMBAO HATUPO LONDON TUSHANGILIE KUPITIA TV ZETU,
MUNGU IBARIKI TANZANIA
Kwa ratiba nyingi tu za michezo iendeleayo tembelea Daily Mail utaiona bendera yetu kwenye category mbali mbali
Saturday, July 28, 2012
MDAU CHIGS AKIWA MAENEO YAKE YA KUJIDAI - RUAHA
Sunrise in Ruaha mbuyuni..
Msosi ukiandaliwa shambani na hii ndo jadi yetu...mengine ni mbwembwe tu
mahali pa kulala, kitu cha Chemli/Lamp...hilo bag nimelipenda
Akimuungusha muuzaji, pia kwa upande mwingine akiijali afya yake
Anasikilizia ladha akitoa na sifa kwa muuzaji
Safi sana, tunapokea order kama unahitaji vitunguu, kwa magunia please na siyo kwa mafungu
Safi sana, vimestawi kweli kweli
Manager akiwa ameshikilia matunda ya shambani hapo
Kissing the Money...hahahha well done Best
Na sasa ni kusherekea...kama unahitaji wahi sasa....mawasiliano hayo hapo kulia pembeni, au tuandikie ester.ulaya@gmail.com
Photo Credits: Chigs
China's Yi Siling wins first gold medal of London Olympics in women's 10-meter air rifle shooting
Perfect start: Yi Siling has claimed the first gold of the London 2012 Olympic Games
Pregnant: Nur Suryani Mohamed Taibi is due to give birth in September
First gold of the Games goes to China
Things men wish women knew...
“For all the time they spend talking about us, you’d think they’d know us better,” Washingtonian Jack G., 32, told me when I asked him to share what he thinks women don’t know about men.
He has a point. The dating habits of single men are a hot topic for many single women across the country. There’s much debate and dozens of simple answers to more obvious questions. But what are guys not telling you? I investigated to uncover several things you should know in order to help you understand your dates better.
1. Men like it when a woman makes the first move. The words “first move” are easily misinterpreted, so let me clarify things: Making the first move doesn’t entail throwing yourself at a man. Acknowledging him with eye contact or giving him a smile is definitely a first move, and guys love the feeling of being flirted with by a woman. Hopefully, most men can pick up the ball and run with it after that first flirty signal.
2. It’s OK to play hard to get — but avoid those stale, old-school tactics. Surely you’ve heard this old wives’ tale: To hold a man’s interest, a woman must play hard to get. Here’s the kicker — men and women may agree on this, but they define “playing hard to get” differently. You might interpret it as turning a man down the first time he asks you out or pretending to ignore him when he walks by, as if such behavior is a turn-on. Ladies, frankly, for most of us, it doesn’t work that way; instead, it’s simply frustrating. Successfully playing hard to get works like this: once a man knows there’s at least a flicker of mutual interest, you get coy. You genuinely smile at him and then look away. You acknowledge his sexual advances while holding them at bay. It’s all about setting your pace and what works for you. You might be busy one night and can’t go on a date, but offer another day or time to meet up instead. Treat playing hard to get like an ongoing dance rather than a yes or no question to be answered.
3. Superficial objectification cuts both ways; in other words, men want to be loved for more than their provider status. “Some women complain that guys judge them too harshly for their looks, as if we’re the only superficial ones,” says 30-year-old John D. from Florida. “Well, they don’t want to be judged for their looks and I don’t want to be judged by my bank account. I just stopped seeing a girl after three weeks because she seemed to think I was loaded and expected me to pay for everything. I make $45,000 a year. She makes double that. I was happy to pay for the first couple of dates as a gesture, but after that, I thought her expectations were unfair.”
4. Men cannot read women’s minds, so speak up if you’re unhappy. “I can tell when a date is annoyed or not happy about something,” says 35-year-old Jay A., a Virginia resident. “But if she expects me to know what she’s thinking without telling me, it’s a futile waste of time for both of us. And then I get annoyed.”
5. Men are more sensitive about the way they look than you think. Do men worry what you think about their weight, clothes and overall style? Yep. Men don’t get a pass on all that anymore. Now they know what it’s been like for you ladies to live under the cultural microscope all these years, constantly being judged by your physical appearance. The difference is that men probably won’t tell you how self-conscious they are about it. They’re not going to ask you if their jeans accentuate their love handles or wonder if their hair looks cool… but they’ll be thinking about it. So say something nice about how he looks and — if the man has any brains at all — expect him to return the favor when you ask if your butt looks fat in your outfit. (By the way, no. It never does.)
6. Excessive communications drama can push men away. “When I call or text a girl, I feel this huge expectation from the other side of the phone line,” says 25-year-old Tyler W. from Maryland. “Does it mean I want to be her boyfriend? Not always.” Sometimes guys are just calling you to talk; it’s a telecommunications version of “hanging out” together. Don’t be overly offended if there’s occasional multitasking involved, either, especially if the guy is at work (occasional being the key word here). It’s OK to be miffed if he’s a serial offender who never gives you his full attention, though.
7. Saying “I love you” is a huge step for a guy. Everybody wants to hear “I love you” at some point. But copping to those three little words is arguably a bigger step for men than women and it isn’t uttered lightly. Rushing a man makes him worry that you are more in love with the idea of being in love with someone — anyone — than paying attention to what’s really happening between the two of you.
8. It means something when a man introduces you to his friends. Long, lingering dates and cocooning together at home are wonderful in the early days of any relationship, but there comes a point where integration — or, more specifically, the lack of it — into a man’s life can signal that this guy doesn’t see you as his girlfriend. If you’re still spending all your time alone together with nary a friend or family member of his in sight after a few months, don’t get confused: you’re having some kind of an affair, not a relationship.
The day KIBAKI took a BARMAID home in Limuru – It all STARTED
Friday, July 27, 2012 - Who can remember the major controversy that arose in
2003 after Kibaki was sworn in as the 3rd President of Kenya,
politicians and the public questioned his marriage with Lucy Kibaki because there
was rumor that he had another wife – Mary Wambui.
Uncle Moody was
heard questioning Lucy whether they should address her as first or second lady
at an executives party in Mombasa. This raised eyebrows and Kibaki’s advisors
advised him to call an emergency parliamentary meeting declaring that he has
one wife and that is Lucy Kibaki.
Since Kibaki rose
to power in 2003, Mary has prospered both as a political activist and a
business woman for the recent acquisition of an IEBC tender for supply of
Biometric Voters Registration kits which shows the level of nepotism in our
country.
And so we ask who is Mary Wambui?
Apparently Mary
Wambui was a bar maid at a bar in Limuru which was owned by the late Njenga
Karume. Through their connection with the late Njenga and late Michuki who
Kibaki went to school with the three used to meet at the bar.
Friday, July 27, 2012
LONDON 2012 OLYMPICS: ANGALIA LIVE MATUKIO YAENDELEAVYO
Watanzania wakituwakilisha
Official Olympic Channel by the IOC
GONGA HIYO LINK HAPO CHINI UPATE KUONA MAMBO YAENDELEAVYO JIJINI LONDON
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