poems, beauty & terror/occasional nonsense/ wakili/crafter/serial hobbyist/fur- parent 🌈🇰🇪
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When we were hiring, we purposely set our interview date on a Saturday to accommodate any applicants who might have been in employment. We are a small firm and we all work remotely so it made sense for us.
How do you people manage to attend interviews during working hours without your current employers becoming suspicious?
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One of the effective ways to keep people from questioning an unjust system is to convince them that their ability to survive makes them morally superior to those who can’t
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And I need y’all to dead this crap because I know no one in my age group is fucking around with what gives them coins
I know people taking loans to be presentable at work because they’re paid peanuts but still show up anyway
Hizi narrative zenu za kijinga ziishe 🚮
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My first rickety, raggedy (but!!) complete embroidery project. 😃 I love crafting fr fr.
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this is just to say
i have deleted
the files
that were in
the directory
and which
you were probably
saving
for lectures
forgive me
it was my own carelessness
and you’re right
to be angry
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As a paragrapher, an opinionated woman, a connoisseur of words and phrases, and a reader, I approve.
Although.
Write your paragraphs to recipients who appreciate and welcome them. Otherwise your chronicles will be merely a string of texts, bits & bytes and unrequited labour.
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Kwani mi HU DUUU?
DPP secures life sentence for Narok man who defiled his ten-year-old daughter
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has today secured a life sentence for a man who defiled his ten-year old daughter in Narok County.
In a case prosecuted by Prosecution Counsel Leone Wandera at the Narok Law Courts, Chief Magistrate Hon. H. Nyaberi handed the sentence after prosecution proved the case beyond reasonable doubts.
The court heard that on diverse dates between 2024 and February 2026 in Bulla Kipangas area, Narok Central, the accused intentionally defied his daughter.
In arriving at the conviction, the court relied on the child’s testimony which placed the accused at the crime scene, as well as evidence of four prosecution witnesses. The child also identified the accused as his father.
“The court has considered the offence and the relationship between the accused and the complainant. This is a father and daughter relationship and as such, the accused was required to protect her, but instead he is the one who preyed on her,” ruled Hon. Nyaberi.
Further, the court considered the medical evidence given by the doctor, the P3 form and treatment notes that corroborated the story.
Hon. Nyaberi noted that the complainant was below 11 years, which informed the sentence as per Section 8(2) of the Sexual Offences Act.
#HakiNaUsawa
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I’ve learned that physically healthy, able-bodied people think they can “earn” their health. That if they eat right, exercise, and “don’t be lazy,” they’ll be able-bodied forever.
This belief is the insidious underbelly of every piece of disability or healthcare legislation.
I stg PMDD is ruining my life. I am so so tired of my life grinding to a halt every 7 - 10 days every month while dealing with such deep depression that I can't even speak. And I am supposed to deal with this BS every month of my life for another 20+ years?
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Asking for gender neutral washrooms in a third world country is so out of touch with reality like???
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I suspect teleportation would be wonderful for about six months.
Then someone would point out that, since Tokyo is now three seconds away, there's really no reason you can't attend the meeting in person.
We'd invent it for Paris at breakfast and somehow end up using it for mandatory training in Frankfurt.
We made letters arrive instantly and got email. I don't entirely trust us with instant travel.
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People are easier to govern when their suffering is framed as a personal failure rather than a systemic problem.
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Even if it was true It doesn’t change that people died and bled for it. It doesn’t change that THEY WERE WILLING TO TAKE IT THAT FAR.
They were willing to die for this land.
Every time I travel to shaggz I am struck by the fact that THIS IS WORTH DYING FOR.
