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No Odie it does not cost much,if you start saving by now,am sure you will be having anough for your trip.Am a tours and travel agent,i can take you around if you don't mind,What are friends for anyway!!

madrine;1283724 wrote: No Odie it does not cost much,if you start saving by now,am sure you will be having anough for your trip.Am a tours and travel agent,i can take you around if you don't mind,What are friends for anyway!!


Oh I would love you to show me around, we would have so much fun together!:guitarist

madrine;1283706 wrote: Now Jazzy,when you goback to that Kampala site,Do you see a building with tinted blue glasses? that is called workers house and my office is located there.You are a busy bee aren't you?

You are in your final year at university and work in an office!

Yar Jazzy,a little bit busy,currently am in holiday but when school kicks off, i study during evening and work during day,it is really so hectic for me but i manage.

I don't know why the name Jazzy stack in ma head,I mearnt Abbey.

I am curious, why did you entitle this thread ‘Lonely’?

Are you?

Yar Mikeinie,i was so lonely since i had no friends here at home,the ones i have are busy bees and don't have time for chit chat but now not anymore cos i have you guys around.Jazzy,Odie,Clodhopper,mikeinie and the rest.YOU GUYS ARE ALL GREAT I LOVE YOU.

Well, much respect for holding down a job and studying hard at the same time. That's impressive.

Just please take Odie's good advice and don't get yourself into trouble at work for playing on the internet!

Clodhopper am so careful especially when am doing my personal things.

madrine;1283706 wrote: Now Jazzy,when you goback to that Kampala site,Do you see a building with tinted blue glasses? that is called workers house and my office is located there.


Good morning madrine! Yes, I see the building and it's a lovely looking place to work.

Clodhopper;1284073 wrote: Well, much respect for holding down a job and studying hard at the same time. That's impressive.

Just please take Odie's good advice and don't get yourself into trouble at work for playing on the internet!


- when I was working, I never had any time at all to be playing on the computer, employers and employees watch every move you make.

there's always someone around.

Good morning guys,as i was getting out of ma car on ma way to the office,can you imagine a thug snatched ma neckless from ma neck! but i reported the case to the police and now he is in custody,ma neck pains alittle bit.

I think that might happen in any large city (the snatching of things in the street), it's distressing. Arresting someone for it might be a lot rarer though, congratulations to your local police. Did they get the necklace back for you as well?

How close to your office did it happen? Do you have a safe place there to park your car?

madrine;1284379 wrote: Good morning guys,as i was getting out of ma car on ma way to the office,can you imagine a thug snatched ma neckless from ma neck! but i reported the case to the police and now he is in custody,ma neck pains alittle bit.


There is a shyte start to a day, glad you are Ok though, (other than the sore neck).

Yah,spot i have some space where i can pack ma car but the thug broke ma neckless,it is of no use now.I forgave him though and he is out of the police cell.

Mikeinie,are you ok?

madrine;1284379 wrote: Good morning guys,as i was getting out of ma car on ma way to the office,can you imagine a thug snatched ma neckless from ma neck! but i reported the case to the police and now he is in custody,ma neck pains alittle bit.


Good grief! One day you are almost raped and now this. You need to hire a body guard

Jazzy no i don't think i need a body guard,thats the kind of life here in Uganda.one has to just be careful.people look for all possible ways to survive.life here is not a bed of roses ma dear.

madrine;1284402 wrote: Mikeinie,are you ok?


ya, I am great, I meant it with regards to the start of your day.. being mugged and all.

Do you speak many of the national languages, madrine? In Britain we have only six or so. Some areas have road signs in two languages but English is always one of them.

The last time Uganda was in the British headlines was last year when the Katikiro of Buganda was banned from entering Kayunga. It sounded as though politicians were trying to stir up their electoral base. We get that sort of thing here too. Every now and then someone retires from political life as a result.

Madrine if you get the chance do post some pictures for us, you have sparked great interest being from a newbie from Africa. Like others here I too would like to come to Africa some day.

Glad to hear you made it to work with only the loss of a necklace. Gosh it sounds rather frightening.