Hii sijui kama ndio inaitangwa coincidence, nimeingia msl kutoka kasarani kwenda town na ni gospel music inaplay hii song 'imela (thankyou) is playing. Now kuingia Citihoppa (btw sijawai ona citihopa tena ikiwa na screen) and the same same song is playing.
Sa nashangaa ama ni a subtle message kuwa nafaa kuwa nakumbuka kurudishia mungu shukrani juu enyewe nikiona mahali nilikuwa a few months ago na saa hii ni mungu tuuu
Najua sio sisi wote wakristu, so whatever supreme deity you believe in and you have anything to be thankful for just say Thankyou.,
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@kasaman kuja uone homegrown ingine hapa
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I hate those Nigerian songs. And everybody is competing to sing them in church today, can’t stand them. Some years back, it was obsession with South African songs, especially one where people high five each other as they sing and dance, I HATE IT! and if you sit next to me in church, don’t expect me to high five you every time the preacher says turn to your neighbour and tell them you love them, I don’t know you like that.
Labda in luwere kuitwa sponsor.
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Saw this on a t shirt today
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Easy now! On sunday I sat next to a plumb beauty, alikuwa na KCC murwa sana…
When we were told to ‘turn to your neighbour’ I loved it! When we hugged, I pressed myself on her a bit extra.
I FELT BLESSED! :D:D
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You are going to hell! (evil grin)
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I just did what the prophet said we do!
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Yes ! We must say thanks to God,our life depends on Him .
TOTALLY UNCALLED FOR…YOU DONT HAVE TO BE A PUSSY ALL THE TIME BITCH