mystoryStandingUp

MY NAME IS DIANE DILLON AMERICAN BORN LIVING IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. … Read More»

It is 6.00pm East- African time. The Kampala public car park is abuzz with noise from hooting matatus entering and exiting the park at this prime hour. … Read More»

When I was just 4 years old it started, and it lasted until I got my first mensuration,at the age of 12 years! … Read More»

For a long time while growing up as a teenager in the dusty, windy streets of Pampierstad, Northern Cape in South Africa I despised the place. … Read More»

On that breezy Friday evening, I rose from that beautiful handmade green chair and felt lost. … Read More»

A week to my Birthday last year, I received yet another disappointing news that my name wasn’t on the list of admitted students accepted to pursue a degree in Mass Communication. … Read More»

I think of myself as a mole, blind, living underground but not too far, making tunnels in the dirt, doing what I am supposed to do whether I know what I'm doing or whether other people like it or not. … Read More»

Zimbabwe has been characterised by a frightening increase in the number of attacks against women by their partners within the home, the one place assumed to be a safe haven for families. … Read More»

My mother used to say that adults should be respected and whatever they say I write. … Read More»