Five Rules of Style for the Business-Casual Workplace

Dressing for work used to be pretty easy: a suit and tie for men, and a skirt suit or pantsuit for women. Then came casual Fridays and “Hawaiian shirt day.” Today’s business-casual workplace (where, according to Gallup, just 6 percent of American men bother to wear a necktie) would seem to be a world without rules. Read More

July (Sub 10Degrees)

Its a pity that the July post is coming in close to the months end. Probably its expalined by the kind of month its been, coz honestly its been crazy.

My uncertainities are still there. Lest the uncertainities, extra workload etc that came along with the merger plans, may I state that I have had opportunity to travel. I was recently in J'Burg where I also had a chance to visit with the family of our weddings best maid.







Further, had a eventful flight to Kericho (those small planes are quite something eh) and look forward to another trip to Lusaka in two days. So yes, still tarvelling this road.



Nothing much has changed though and we keep trusting God to speak His direction in our lives.

On the campaign I run with StAY Alive Fellowship, the fundraiser was launched. Please see separate post to follow.

The house project was put on a slow pace following the uncertainities surrounding my employment. That does not mean that it has not progressed. Here are the latest pics.