@Aki, Why not try being on the receiving side of all these areas! I know for sure if you had land somewhere ready to sell it you would be smiling all the way to the bank.
Or if you were a farmer, you would be thanking God for the income you get from your potatoes, fruits etc.

Or if you were in the stock exchange, you would be smiling at the low prices coz in 5 years we will all look back at you and say you were wise buying when everyone was exiting.

Or if you were a mobile apps programmer and you came up with the next big revolutionary mobile application that for example tells guys which route doesn't have traffic in NBO.

Be the change agent. My 2 cents.

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 11:10 AM, aki <aki275@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey Peter, thnks much for the offer. I appreciate it.  :-)

I'm being very stubborn this time and will not purchase anything above its normal price unless it becomes an emergency. 


General comment.  I also suggest many others kenyans to boycott supplementing the bloated govt and its expenditure on its lack of many things. No more donations from well wishers to start with, and corporates should also follow the same route. You are creating more problems than actually helping in finding solutions. Sample case was the recent famine, by donating money and food stuff, did you actually create more problems of handouts and let the govt get away with its responsibilities to provide for its citizens? 

Rgds. :-)

 

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