Passionate about God! Technologist. Car & Scooter lover esp Hondas . Patriot . Boys' Mentor. This world is not my home anyway.
Kampala, Uganda
Joined June 2018
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Jonathan Muwonge retweeted
Bills/Expenses are piling while income is stagnant/reducing.
Omuntu agoinge wa?
Also if you are employed keep that job.
Jonathan Muwonge retweeted
Definitely one of the reasons I have a CR-V on my radar. That table.. is an perfect outdoor cherry
Jonathan Muwonge retweeted
When you hide your business ideas from your friends, do you get more richer? I hear some people go with friends to China but disappear from them when they touch down Beijing! Why don’t people share business ideas here? Mr. Patrick Bitature normally shares his ideas. Has he gone broke?
Jonathan Muwonge retweeted
“The older you get as a man, the more you understand your father and forgive him for everything.”
Kanabes in swamp valleys just do the job for less. Most Ugandans just need basics. The economy is also making us choose basic over premium in many aspects. After all China & Taiwan products sell more than Originals.
We need to learn the art of striking the balance while keeping everyone happy.
Jonathan Muwonge retweeted
Years 5–15: The Fire Phase & Deep Forgiveness.
Raising young kids while life hits you with bills, work stress, and exhaustion. My grandpa used to say this is where most modern men fold, but real leadership requires heavy forgiveness on the man’s side. You don't hold grudges or check out when she’s stressed. You absorb the hit, stay calm, and keep the home steady.
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Years 1–5: Keeping God at the Center.
My dad always told me watching my grandfather: a marriage only works when God is the foundation and the order is clear. Man leads the household, woman respects her man, and both submit to something higher than their own selfish feelings. No fake honeymoon high—you set the standard early.
Jonathan Muwonge retweeted
I hope we never become too busy to notice the ordinary blessings: a quiet morning, a healthy body, a peaceful house, a good meal, a familiar voice, restful sleep and safe roads. These are things we once prayed for without even realising it.
