Saturday, February 25, 2012

VCT

Voluntary counseling and testing that's what they call it. when i first stepped into this counseling centre i had mixed feelings about what it would be to either be on positive or negative. i did guard myself with alot of answers by any chance i would be positive; i feared both status for even being negative meant to extra careful. My status is personal and so i will not disclose. However, be informed that whichever status one is "utachekwa" meaning it's hilarious. Can i try that before you get there...ha ha ha....Always have a look at people getting into the centre; even the most loud, arrogant, and brave enter with their tails crossed between their legs. they look like puppies which have been dipped into a swimming pool, shivering, scared, cold and downtrodden.
Looking forward to see you there when you are like just the way i have told ya....

Monday, August 8, 2011

Ghetto life

I thought i was good in street language. The amazing thing is that the evolution of language in the street world is like the life of a housefly; seven days and your are a fully blown entity. That's how first the langauage grows in these areas. I felt like an old folk, a nineteen sixties when i realized that i am almost being blocked out from the street language. Being with teens from the Ghetto can make you understand better what am talking about. Disappear from such contexts, forget the mastery of the street language!