The way we Conduct ourselves in public

Many a time people tend to merge feelings, emotions and anger in what they do and how they do it. Sometimes for a genuine reason and at times just a trait which is so hard to shape by taming their anger. It some times comes to the extent where the behaviour starts to nag even the closest persons in those people's circles.

Take a scenario where you are in a meeting and one of the members begins to patronise the meeting "jumping the responsible chair"; or even starts to make derogative statements intended to put off some of the members trying to make a point straight. In trying to speak to them they block your sense with an even more rude statement. What should you do or how should you handle this fire? May be I don't know or this would help! Just cool down and let them calm down on their own as the air sobers up.

The only unfortunate thing is that people of such character never want to be corrected since they think that they know better than the others and probably any of the members attending. It only is polite, and shows maturity in reasoning and academia if the said people try to put their ideas in a more calm manner.

Not because of the incident that happened this afternoon as we were trying to forge ways to see how the dinner we are planning to be a success but because I realised that most of us lack this kind of "briefing." You could send this to a friend, it could be of help.
Till then enjoy your days when the Lord still keeps you alive.

Their Blood Runs in Us ; Mesach Bitama

Out of them our ancestral line was joined

Their unity gave us our Fathers and Mothers

And our Fathers, their sons and fathers

Into the world we were initiated

Mukaaka and Shwenkuru Bitama

Whose memories keep in our lives

Like they still were living

Nine Oh! Great months,

You carried us in your womb

And never regretted us being born to You

The filth, hardship and hard work

You endured, for our fathers and mothers

To get their education yet,

You yourselves had less of it all.

The money, the education, the prestige…….

Oh! If you only lived

To see how great we have become

My loving Mukaaka and Shwenkuru Bitama

A ship without a compass is bound to lose its way

You chose salvation and never lost your way

The key to success was in your hands.

As a Reverend and shepherd

You led soothingly the flock of Christ

Those advisory words

The loving words

Keep us together as a family

Like you said them only yesterday

The examples you set

The care you gave us

The knowledge you shared

Not even death-That Monster!

Can erase it from our hearts

Mukaaka and Shwenkuru Bitama

You forever will be with us.

We seem to feel your presence

Yet long gone

You departed from our eyes

Yet still living within our hearts

The beauty you left

We so joyfully share

In peace we lay you,

Where the sleepers never wake

A time will come when we

All shall meet again in peace

Mukaaka and Shwenkuru Bitama 

Your love never ending

We miss you.

My better half knows the seed

And when Eleanor grows much bigger and older

I'll sing my ancestry close to her ears and soothe her cries with it

Kirego bore us

Gabashaki, who bore us

Bitama from whom

Kanyonyozi came and bore

Kuteisa whose rib you share.

The sweetness with which we sing.

Bring forth your past and let the present build greater.
Omusigyi, Omuhiiga, Omugagyi wa Kitanga.
Ours are the hills of Karukaata omuri Kigezi.
We miss you always and all shall meet again in peace.