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This world of puzzles is actually puzzling me
Isaac Cheruiyot,
Seoul, Korea
Speaking of puzzles,
puzzles my heart in this
puzzled world full of
puzzles: puzzled world,
word puzzle, super
puzzle, just to mention
the least.
Although the basis of
a ‘puzzle a day maybe
less of a puzzle than a
puzzle, I declare it is
easier said than done.
From the same
premise, the origin
of a puzzled world is a riddle to be puzzled in
itself but am skeptical due to the fear of having
the whole puzzle, puzzle my perception about
puzzles; hard to piece together but not as
puzzling as a puzzle of multiple puzzle count,
unlike the previous puzzle, puzzled by puzzling
me, my sweet puzzle, my puzzling name
sake and his double puzzle: it took a puzzling
six hours to puzzle the puzzle by the puzzled
quartet!
Although my puzzle hinted that it will take
a life time to puzzle this puzzle am putting
down, I choose not to take that line of puzzling
but accept her puzzling as one puzzle missing
and puzzling as it might have been finding it,
has been found anyway! That beside the point,
puzzling the puzzled world is like mining in
the jungle, so dangerous a puzzle but relatively
practical in some puzzling parts of our planet
where mining sites have turned out to be
puzzling death traps, short of basic necessities.
Jamuhuri
Day
Such a puzzle is as the case in point, the latest
incident in Oyugi (NTV, 13th October 2011),
where three gold miners were in one such
puzzle not to mention a similar case in Migori
two weeks earlier. It is puzzling to imagine
a miner doing his puzzle with bare hands less
the bare minimum protective gear in the search
for the big puzzle, into the hungry bottomless
dungeons. That’s a puzzle!
From my previous puzzle, I had brought into
the limelight a puzzle; the Migingo Island, our
lost puzzle in the middle of nowhere, but tiny as
it may seem, it’s a puzzle necessary to make a
complete whole.
On a lighter note, from a puzzling talk I
overheard and also borrowing from Herman
Cain, a GOP presidential hopeful, is the
puzzle to erect an electric fence as a measure
to curb border security, terrorism and illegal
immigration puzzle. Cain’s description of the
fence is going to be 20 feet high. It’s going to
have barbed wire on the top. It’s going to be
electrified. And there’s going to be a sign on the
other side saying, ‘It will kill you – Warning!’,
(Huff Post Politics, October 19, 2011; the
internet newspaper: news blog community)
However it is gallant to applaud the government
for the effort it has so far exerted towards
curbing the Alshabaab menace through the
“Linda Nchi initiative “as widely covered by the
puzzle, the fourth estate.
Through the KCK, I do hereby extend my
congratulations to the Kenya defense Force
(KDF), the African Union, African Union
Mission in Somalia ( AMISON), IGAD, the
KCK members join the Kenya Embassy in Seoul for Jamuhuri
Day celebrations on December 15, 2011. The event took place at
the Lotte Hotel and it was attended by diplomats, government
representatives, businessmen among other invited guests.
Jamuhuri is an annual Kenyan national holiday.
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Here n’ There
United Nations Security Council, Transitional
Federal Government ( TFG)the east African
Community, the Arab League, The Red Cross,
patriotic Kenyans and all allies who have agreed
to be part of the puzzle.
It is that time of the year, where the puzzle
takes a new direction, where we all focus on
the festive season from different perspective.
However, the Holy Book asserts the need to
celebrate the birth of one great Christmas
man, Jesus Christ the son of David, the son of
Abraham, the first born of the Virgin Mary who
had just been betrothed to Joseph, before they
came together!
The puzzle surrounding the birth of Jesus
calls for all of us to reconsider the significance
of His birth. Two thousand years back, ancient
prophecies foretold of His birth: that He will be
called Immanuel” (which means, God with us).
He was born of a virgin, from the Holy Spirit.
Unlike the other babies, he was born in a manger
in Bethlehem of Judea, he was visited by the
angels, shepherds and the Magi from the east
who saw the star from the east and had come to
worship him presenting the baby with gifts of
Gold, incense and myrrh. On the contrary,
He had to seek asylum in Egypt to escape the
wrath of the puzzled King Herod. That’s the
story behind the season, hoping that one and
all align our season’s puzzles accordingly. I
wish my beautiful loving puzzle, everyone and
everybody else a merry Christmas and a happy
new year full of puzzles of blossom.
Email: ismota@yahoo.com
The Kenya Community
in Korea (KCK) sends
Christmas Greetings and
best wishes for New Year to
all Kenyan Missions Abraod
and to all Kenyan Diaspora
Communities.
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