http://www.oisso.com/2009/11/03/life-is-not-what-you-see-on-tv/ Motherhood and loving life... Mon, 30 Aug 2010 04:09:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.oisso.com/2009/11/03/life-is-not-what-you-see-on-tv/comment-page-1/#comment-688 Sophia Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:32:52 +0000 http://www.oisso.com/?p=721#comment-688 Thanks Rita! Thanks Rita!

]]> http://www.oisso.com/2009/11/03/life-is-not-what-you-see-on-tv/comment-page-1/#comment-685 Rita Fri, 13 Nov 2009 06:49:54 +0000 http://www.oisso.com/?p=721#comment-685 WOW Sophia what a wonderful article and blog in general. I saw this from facebook on Shili's page and decided to pay a visit. I am loving what am seeing. Congrats! WOW Sophia what a wonderful article and blog in general. I saw this from facebook on Shili’s page and decided to pay a visit. I am loving what am seeing. Congrats!

]]> http://www.oisso.com/2009/11/03/life-is-not-what-you-see-on-tv/comment-page-1/#comment-665 Sophia Wed, 04 Nov 2009 14:53:17 +0000 http://www.oisso.com/?p=721#comment-665 Phillipina, I could have never said it better, Bravo!! Also congratuations Phillipina, I wish you many great successes to you and your lovely husband! Phillipina, I could have never said it better, Bravo!! Also congratuations Phillipina, I wish you many great successes to you and your lovely husband!

]]> http://www.oisso.com/2009/11/03/life-is-not-what-you-see-on-tv/comment-page-1/#comment-663 Philipina Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:05:13 +0000 http://www.oisso.com/?p=721#comment-663 You are very right Sophia. Maybe 50years I go people were living in mud house not today Bwana. I remember last 2years I went to Moshi-Kilema (my village), I couldn't imagine the beautiful houses I saw. Even those family that we use to help previously, today wana nyumba ya tofali. I was amazed. Again if you come to big town like D'Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha e.t.c. cleaver people own houses. You can imagine my office assistance own a house a good house at Tegeta. I was shocked when I paid a visit to her house, I sat down and cried, then I thank God for her life, I am learing a lot from her. I use to have an impression that when people are in Europe/Us they are very rich. But this was proven wrong to me while I went to live in France and almost ended-up parking meat at the Supermarket. What a Nightmare with my degree. I came back home. I tried to look for a job with Faith that God was on my Side. I found a very good job and today my life has changed dramatically. I have constructed a house of my dream, I am married to a very young and handsome guy. We live in my husband’s house, with 1 house girl, 1 Security guard and a Gardener. I would have never done it if I was in France. I use to live in a Flat not in Bungalow as today. At least now I can help my family, when necessary. But I remember the time in France I was requesting money from my uncles and sisters every time. So the Wazungu should not think that, what they see on TV is the reality in Africa, No no note at all. We have big Malls here (e.g. Mlimani City, Millennium Tower etc), very Nice houses, very rich people are here as well, and if they want to know the truth about Africa, they should come down. Be well Sophia. You are very right Sophia. Maybe 50years I go people were living in mud house not today Bwana. I remember last 2years I went to Moshi-Kilema (my village), I couldn’t imagine the beautiful houses I saw. Even those family that we use to help previously, today wana nyumba ya tofali. I was amazed. Again if you come to big town like D’Salaam, Mwanza, Arusha e.t.c. cleaver people own houses. You can imagine my office assistance own a house a good house at Tegeta. I was shocked when I paid a visit to her house, I sat down and cried, then I thank God for her life, I am learing a lot from her.
I use to have an impression that when people are in Europe/Us they are very rich. But this was proven wrong to me while I went to live in France and almost ended-up parking meat at the Supermarket. What a Nightmare with my degree. I came back home. I tried to look for a job with Faith that God was on my Side. I found a very good job and today my life has changed dramatically. I have constructed a house of my dream, I am married to a very young and handsome guy. We live in my husband’s house, with 1 house girl, 1 Security guard and a Gardener. I would have never done it if I was in France. I use to live in a Flat not in Bungalow as today. At least now I can help my family, when necessary. But I remember the time in France I was requesting money from my uncles and sisters every time. So the Wazungu should not think that, what they see on TV is the reality in Africa, No no note at all. We have big Malls here (e.g. Mlimani City, Millennium Tower etc), very Nice houses, very rich people are here as well, and if they want to know the truth about Africa, they should come down. Be well Sophia.

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