Why do we still call it one week celebration
In the past where there was limited network, transportation mode, communication
Our wise leader could organize one week now we can take decisions to organize one week with time ... read full comment
Why do we still call it one week celebration
In the past where there was limited network, transportation mode, communication
Our wise leader could organize one week now we can take decisions to organize one week with time with all these facilities at work
7up 5 months ago
One observation slated for February 19? Lol.
One observation slated for February 19? Lol.
Kanapeepe 5 months ago
We call it “One Week”—even when it’s been months.
We don’t value ourselves.
We chase trends, mourn the past, and forget the people still here.
We trade our time, energy, and money for rituals and fads that mean n ... read full comment
We call it “One Week”—even when it’s been months.
We don’t value ourselves.
We chase trends, mourn the past, and forget the people still here.
We trade our time, energy, and money for rituals and fads that mean nothing.
We honor shadows and ignore the present.
Life is short. Yet we act like it isn’t, handing it away while the now slips through our fingers.
Am I missing something? 5 months ago
Since when did one week celebration became one month later affairs. Almost like a pre funeral. We love funerals too much in Ghana and most families see it as an avenue to make money
Since when did one week celebration became one month later affairs. Almost like a pre funeral. We love funerals too much in Ghana and most families see it as an avenue to make money
Why do we still call it one week celebration
In the past where there was limited network, transportation mode, communication
Our wise leader could organize one week now we can take decisions to organize one week with time ...
read full comment
One observation slated for February 19? Lol.
We call it “One Week”—even when it’s been months.
We don’t value ourselves.
We chase trends, mourn the past, and forget the people still here.
We trade our time, energy, and money for rituals and fads that mean n ...
read full comment
Since when did one week celebration became one month later affairs. Almost like a pre funeral. We love funerals too much in Ghana and most families see it as an avenue to make money