HAPPY FATHER’s day to my Dad.
My dad was not just a good father, but also an achiever. Very intelligent man. During my trip in Tanzania 2010, I spent a lot of time with one of his Makerere Univerity classmates. He told me my dad would ...
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His love for his family and work was everything to him. I feel lucky to be his daughter. Happy father’s day up in heaven.
As part of his scholarship at Boston College, my dad taught Swahili at Harvard University, and also was a Math tutor for undergraduates in 1961-1963
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• 1991- He retired as Reginal Education Adviser for UNESCO / UNICEF Co-operative Program in Eastern and Southern African countries (21 Countries). **He was the first African to hold that title. . .
. . . One of his host family members was Miriam. So he named me Miriam.
• 1967- Tanzanian Director of Education; Planning Division, working under Mr. Augustin C. Mwingira who was the Chief Education Officer. . .
... be out in the club dancing a night before exams, yet he would get an A+. My dad would read a textbook like a novel and would never touch it again, but yet would still receive A+.
• At 29, he received Masters of Education in Math from Boston college in Massachusetts. . .
@Jennifer55gt I think after separating from the second father, a woman should never have kids again unless through adoption. Three fathers is a sign a woman does not love herself.
“You destruct the attention the world gives you when you mistrust your own ability”
― Israelmore Ayivor, The Great Hand Book of Quotes
Happy 57th birthday to me (May 30)
@elonmusknews30 I will buy land far from cities, build a 3bed, 2bath house under 1200sq ft. Have enough land to grow my own herbs and veggies. Then continue with my youtube cooking channel.