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  Kazaliwa did not take too long to find himself  another sales job, and, this time, one which saw him making more money than he had ever worked for before.  No longer did he have to be travelling all over this and that county far away from home.  This time he only had to make sure that he woke up in time to catch the bus to take him to the City Centre about 10 or 12 miles away.  This job would allow him to become an even more seasoned sales person.  In fact, one of the leading performers in the team in which he worked.  His salesmanship and achievements, including him having won a smart watch, boosted his already very high, some might even say, bombastic self-confidence.  Indeed, when his dad, Mfanyazaki, reflected mirthfully on his son, he would be amused by how it seems that, Kazaliwa only had to think of some new idea for him to consider it done.  Mfanyazaki would at times think that his son does not always keep track of and be aware of the distance and sometimes difficult challeng

  There is, to me, no evidence of a child being born into this world being fearful of any ideas, concept, theory, culture, religion or tradition.  As the saying goes, a child being born into our world is 'like a blank slate.'  He/she, providing their physical and brain infrastructure and functioning is healthy, ready to absorb not only the food and drink they are programmed into eating and drinking.  But they are also pre-set to absorb the information which their external environment, including their parents/carers, will expose them to.  Although us humans are or can be either 'prey or predator.' I suspect that, unlike the young of some of other 'prey and predator' species of the animal world, where, say a newly born deer, might smell danger and seek whatever cover it can.  Our newly born human babies are probably less discerning about its environment and who or what it should trust and fear. Fear is not, I think and believe, is an emotion which a child has been

  A Very Big Congratulations to the Rain God for having won the day, during what was to have been the Belgian Grand Prix of the 2021 Formula 1 Season! Yes, Sunday 29th August 2021 should have been a memorable day of high excitement for Formula 1 racing fans and audience.   As it was meant to be the day when the Belgian Grand Prix launches from the Grid at the Circuit de Spa Francorchamps.  For the much anticipated second half of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's  battle for the 2021 Drivers' Championship. But alas, it was not to be, as the heavens, even more than it had done during Qualifying, continue to open up and pour vast quantities, torrent of waters down on the circuit.  The Rain God, in his/her most sublime display of unabated and unsurpassed power, forced the humans to abandon the Grand Prix  Not only would the racers have had to content with the sheets of water arrayed on the circuit to unexpectedly bring their attempts at foolhardiness to grief.  But they would al

  'In the making of a watch or something delicate, there can be a time when the process requires the creator to be forceful, and there will be other times when the the process requires great skill and intricacy.' A Very Big Congratulations to Max Verstappen and Team Red Bull, for making it to Pole, in an at times torrid Qualifying session of the Belgian Grand Prix.  And to George Russell and Team Williams and Lewis Hamilton and Team Mercedes, for making it to P.2 and P.3, respectively.  As the Brilliant Lando Norris lost control and spectacularly crashed out in the challenging watery conditions of Q.3 The Practice sessions and Qualifying provided Hamilton, Verstappen and all the now more competitive 'gladiatorial' racers with the opportunity to practice and sharpen their skills, tactics and strategies prior to Sunday's Grand Prix.  It is an opportunity which they have all taken, with some of them, including Verstappen, Leclerc and Norris paying a price with crashes.