mystory2011

I grew up in community which frowned upon broken families. In the mid-80s, literature on broken families was not accessible and if they were, nobody read them to me. I was six when my father left us. … Read More»

“Meye toh kalo hobe! (the girl will be dark colored!)”…………. This was one of the first statements made about me by one of my relatives when I was born. … Read More»

My name is Lorraine Muwuya 32 years age and am a mother of five children. Four biological and one adopted . … Read More»

I recalled my paternal grandmother's saying that if you had seven female children, you had not given birth to any child. And my mother had eight of us. … Read More»

Later after my Secondary School in 2007, my mother and I agreed that I should look for a job to work so as I sustain my self and the family, since we had just lost our Father to HIV/AIDS and Mum had … Read More»

“Why it takes longer at MY DAUGHTER’S turn?” I could see a panel of faculties sitting on the stage. I could observe their facial expression from this distance. … Read More»

What do you do when your inner most feeling is calling out to you? … Read More»

The same way a minister cannot conduct a wedding without a groom is the same way I cannot speak about miracles without acknowledging God. … Read More»

Slapping the Slapper … Read More»

Being rejected at the airport is a weird situation. I have never imagined such a situation although I travel a lot. … Read More»