My dad has his 1st cellphone ngo1996, year 2000 he gave me his Ericsoon A1018s so I was the only learner in the entire school who had a cellphone #StoryTime
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So, yes I was not supposed to have my phone on in class but I did. Our..
English teacher had the same phone as mine and we happen to use the same ringtone. Okay fine ke ingabinamsebenzi - it was the English double period and we were busy with literature. Our teacher would put her staff (books & phone) on the desk which is at the front there & she...
..would stand at the back and continue reading the book or ask one of us to read and then engage with the book. Long story short - while uMam was at the back the class is quiet we listening to one of the learners reading my phone rang, remember we're using the same ringtone...
So my teacher ran from the back to pick up the ringing phone. The class was really packed because 2 classes would be together for most subjects and only separate when it's Maths & Science. As she was running to the front ihandle yebag of one of the learners was on the way and she
..got into the handle of the bag wabambeka ngomslenze wabhabha emoyeni wayobetheka bhukru phantsi. The class got quiet with the clever girls saying ooh shame sorry mem & I was the only one owayothula nguCum Laude intsini ndayithulula ๐๐๐ndiphelile ngoku yintsini thinking abt
All learners gave me funny looks for laughing at the teacher, only the grootmans were giggling and smiling at me for laughing. Oh haike the teachers pet were there picking up the teacher from the floor, that time ndiyinyididi zinyembezi๐๐๐ The teacher stood up wazivuthulula...
.. and she looked at me with that angry, serious and disappointed face "Mkonqo uhleka ntoni mntanam" yhoooo haike zange ndikwazi uzibamba ndaphinda ndayidubula intsini mna, then she said get out of my class get out!! Ndaphuma kuloClass ndilila yintsini. Had to stay phandle until
... the end of that double period. I then followed her to the staff room ndazithoba and I apologized for my behavior and she was so proud of me for doing that. Next day, she told the class that I apologized and they should learn something from me, ndaxolisa naseClassin.
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So when not studying, amajita would come and chill in my room and we would really sit and chat for hours and hours. It was a really cold night and the kettle was boiling non-stop sisenza ikofu silayte 2 plate..
..weStove as a heater. The sugar was in that skaftina se-Ice Cream and we finished that sugar same night. Okay fine ke, the main focus topic was mainly on witchcraft ๐๐๐ We were all coming from different parts of the Province.... eMonti, eQoboqobo, eBhofolo, eNgqamakhwe, eSada
...so everyone had a story to tell about the witchcraft they experienced from back home - be it stories they had, seen etc, but wonke umntu had something to say. Fortunately, for me I had my homeboy with so he could back me up on some of the witchcraft stories from our village..
In 1992 we experienced drought in our village #StoryTime
Rivers were getting drier, everything was dry, livestock was perishing, it was so bad. A community meeting was called & the decision was taken that the community will go to the mountain and ask uQamata for imvula....
It announced that kuzozilwa for a number of days before kuyiwe entabeni. The day yokuya entabeni arrived and all the elders were wearing their ngcawaz, ingxowa zebhokhwe, izidanga namanqashela, oMama bebhinqe iminyotho yabo bethwele iqhiya ezinkulu bombatha amabhayi bafaka..
... incebeta, izikhaka zonke nje intsimbi zabo beqabe imbola ebomvu abanye, almost everyone was in their imibhaco amadoda anengcawa efake ingcawa kwaculwa ke ingoma zesiXhosa kwanyukelwa entabeni.. "Masiy'embo Masiy'embo singabaphi na thina". Izindlu zaziEmpty everyone was there
One day I saw a police van driving behind me, I didn't know that they were coming for me I thought they were just going the same direction until I stopped at Tiger Wheel & Tyre and leVan imise kakubi behind me and cops jump out saying we have been trying to stop you why ungami..
..I was like, I didn't see that you were stopping me, no siren or flashing lights - how did you try to stop me. This one cop said, please open the boot and I asked him why and he said "sir let us do our job please open the boot" I asked them what are you looking for and the other
..one said "we not fighting my brother just please open the boot" and I was like mnxxm you know what it's not like I had a dead body kuleBoot so I opened the boot. I had lenduku, my brown purse le ineOkapi and a toiletry bag. So this cop asked why do you have a stick on the car
So I started my 1st year eVarsity 2003. Orientation week started on the 27 January that year and when classes started yaqhuma iToyiToyi. As 1st year students we were not affected, at least sasicinga njalo.. because students were
.. protesting against financial exclusions. At that time it did not affect us so we continued attending and students would come and chase us out of the classes which we enjoyed kakhulu๐๐. Another thing is that ingoma zeToyiToyi zimnandi wawuzigqibela usiya eClassin but as soon
.. as you hear "lamabhulu amnyama asenzi worry" uqonda haay rhaa tseek makame uProf Sadimenko neBoron neLithium zakhe ayibaleki iPeriodic Table, ukhawuleze ube phakathi kwabo uqonde fok maan uSASCO is the way. There is something strong ngengoma zeToyiToyi ezikwenza ubeFearless..
When she told me that 2 boys were bullying her at school ndaphuma eSandton after work kwasa ndiseEastern Cape ndangena ndidontse ipanama kwesaskolo ndigushe Okapi yam..
So, after talking with my crying daughter on the phone, getting all the details of the young bullies. I wrote a long email to the school detailing the incident but when I left the office isikolo asikayiphenduli email yam. I was so pissed, like really pissed - got home and packed
...packed few items, ndayivuthulula imoto yasekhaya to the EC. No one knew I was coming. Long story short, I took my daughter to school that day - very early we were there waiting for her class to open and for some reason I had my krista epokothweni, my daughter told me that....
Growing up in a spiritual home, does not mean you're spiritual or you posses the gift, but it becomes part of your life because you have to obey the rules of the house #StoryTime
If your parents are Pastors umzekelo, kuyathandazwa kwelokhaya, kufundwa bible etc..
So mna ke..
.... when I was born my dad was already iGqirha (a healer) - now and again there would be a Healers Bash (Intlombe), where the healers and their initiates would come to our house sing and dance to the drums the entire night or weekend yonke....
Whenever there is intlombe, neighbours and most people from our village would come without being invited and they would join this event. It was a free for all omdala nomncinci and I noticed how random people would just change while singing and clapping, some would.....