Christine, I like that. When one is excited about the deeds of another, the
English accept the usage of 'girl or boy" for instance upon the mission that
saw the elimination of Osama Bin Laden, the US President referred the team
dubbed as the "seal" unit as the boys. Do you imagine that boys under 18 could
have been used by the US to handle such a sensitive mission? When we feel lovey
dovey, we call our partners babes, are they babies? At times ladies call their
husband "daddy" and men call their wives " mummy" are they in the circumstance
mummies or daddies? I say no. Nouns are used depending on a specific context.
Carol Andama one of the ladies I have high respects for ( by the way her and
you Christine are my aunties. One from my dads side and the other 'you' from my
mums side) while thanking me called me a boy. Any way, we have West Nile night
at Club Lebourgule what ever the name means this Friday . Wish u a good week
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 24, 2012, at 9:49, Christine Munduru <[email protected]> wrote:
> Dear Caleb thanks for your comments, unfornately I am not a girl, just to
> inform you. you have rightly said nobody is below 18 in this forum, that
> means nobody is young here, to do something wrong and then hide under the
> disguise that somebody is young in this forum and therefore should be handled
> like an egg is very regretable. My brother, picking on me when a number of
> people are complaining and deregistering themselves due to this email is
> amusing but not surprising, hoping the objective has been achieved.
>
> This person has come from a family and community which has morals, he should
> know how to communicate some of these sensitive issues to a public like this.
> If he is young as you have said, I am not sure the context of the young, he
> will learn in a hard way in this forum.
>
> The fact that you have particularly chosen to defend this topic as the
> president of West Nile Foundation is a point to note. I suggest that you
> take a lead in organizing the cafe you have suggested since you are the
> president of West Nile community, we shall do our part of attending.
>
> Christine
>
> On Mon, Jul 23, 2012 at 7:09 PM, Caleb Alaka <[email protected]> wrote:
> Keep up girl. You make us proud. But kindly tone down on the unguided young
> ones who have just graduated to this fora and appreciate that not all humans
> can sustain the high level debate on this fora. Bashing them without parting
> an eye lid is likely to make them freeze and be unable to cope up. Otherwise,
> good work. Can you organize one science cafe on a topic of saving for the
> many Kampala young Westnilers? Cheers
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Jul 23, 2012, at 11:03, Christine Munduru <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Dear all,
> > This is to let you know that we had a very successful science cafe events.
> > First the official meeting went on very well and for those who watched 10pm
> > UBC news on Saturday night, should have caught a sight of it. We had a
> > world bank consultant who gave us good ideas, HIV technical adviser from
> > MONUSCO who added on and the MP of Entebbe among others, who requested
> > science cafe to create awareness among the leaders who are equally
> > uninformed to influence decision making. He wants us to start with the
> > Council in Entebbe Municipality, we shall see how this proceeds.
> >
> > Secondly the evening also went very well, Kaikai regained its name, it was
> > a shock in Amazon pub to see the Joyous westnilers. The excitement was
> > beyond. Everybody around asked this to continue. Therefore due to public
> > demand, this is going to be a monthly event on every first Friday of the
> > Month. Watch out for the next.
> >
> > We thank everybody who contributed to this in one way or another,
> > specifically we want to thank the Sceicne cafe Arua team who made it for
> > the meeting all the way from Arua and the Kampala team who connceted with
> > the community in the evening, the elders present and all the community
> > members who turned up. Please come again.
> > Grateful for all those who supported in spirit.
> >
> > Thanks
> > Christine
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