Every once in a while, someone pops up with an inspirational story. I am drawn to those that show determination, a lot of heart and sensibility. Over the weekend I watched the NBA playoffs as Chicago Bulls executed their game to perfection eliminating the Brooklyn Nets. There was one player…
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Life as it once was; Niuleni – a reflection back in time
An important venue for discussion. Life on the artificial island pretty much revolves around a trip to the “tala wane” at least once in a day Growing up in the Solomon Islands has been a vastly different experience. When I look at my children, I see how much so…
YPP/NCRE – Life after placement on the UN employment roster
No doubt, the majority of those placed on the UN roster for employment after the YPP/NCRE exams in 2010 are beginning to understand why my advice has always been to be patient. Some have been lucky and were recruited sooner then others but many remain either frustrated with the pace…
“The Air Up There”, our Swiss Alps adventure
We set out on our recent adventure with little information about the significance of our choice of destination. What we discovered was a whole new world in Lauterbrunnen, a village town in the canton of Bern in Switzerland. The town, set in the picturesque setting is hub to those wishing…
Late summer grill, the perfect ending
The barbeque grill has a long history. Since arriving in Geneva, we have always wanted to try but was a little apprehensive about the whole thing. We knew it was a usual summer past time but our apprehension ranged from how to use the grill to whether we were allowed…
A flash of nostalgia, remember Monty Jackson?
As a little boy growing up in Papua New Guinea, I remember my dad hustling the whole family to watch a gospel concert at the Port Moresby stadium. I clearly remember everyone being very excited while I was bewildered; clearly missing the whole point. Besides, I was not musically talented…