Week_End Picks

Hola,

It is a MONDAY and the week decided to start on a slow and gloomy note; rush hour, traffic jam, taxi conductors shooting fares…I mean what else can’t a Monday deliver to you besides the sadness of leaving the weekend and having to face your adulthood head on. Anyway, a slow beginning is a jovial end, let’s see how this week ends ecstatic for you;

MKAZI AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY

Chocolate is a treat made from roasted ground cocoa beans that can either be liquid, solid or a paste, I can guarantee that not many knew this…short to say, including me<smiles sheepishly>. This culinary treat has a number of benefits such as lowering your blood pressure, boosting brain functionality and, it calms your lady down 😉

ladies and girls…MKAZIPRENEUR has some lessons you might be interested in on the 19th.

DOLWE GETAWAY

A 3-4 hour boat ride from Bwondha landing site in Mayuge district drops you off at a sighting cladded with fascinating rocks and intriguing paintings, DOLWE ISLAND is situated in Busoga region on the eastern side of L. Victoria in Namayingo district. This island has sights and sounds that mimic the PEARL OF AFRICA. From sport fisihing to white water rafting, from horse back riding to bird watching, DOLWE ISLAND has something to offer for everyone.

KACHUMBALIII!!

Go slow…I am talking about the song and not the diced vegetables. This hit was released in 2019 and it made air waves making rounds all around Kampala and other parts of the country, some people might have slept singing or dancing to it. If you know, you know 😉

Ba guy, FRIEDNS OF QUEX…how does another wave of KACHUMBALI sound like? 🙂

MUCHOMO AND VIBES

There is one thing Ugandans are so good at, to the point that they have been acknowledged for it all over Africa and that’s “having a good time”. A Ugandan will have a good time whether he or she is broke or not, whether cheap thrills or extravagant chills Ugandan will always find a way to “eat life”. Mind you, wherever there’s nyama choma and vibes, the whole country will be in attendance. That goes without saying ROAST AND RHYME is back to help you eat some of that ka money.

DID YOU KNOW;

The names of the day of the week were coined in the Roman era, in Greek and Latin, however, Monday is supposedly to mean “day of the Moon”. This might explain why most people are so relived when Monday finally comes to an end. The search for why Mondays are so dreaded is still active and I will proudly say that I am actively and vividly participating.

So until next time, when i have some results for you…I remain yours truly…

–ThiWordKnight-