Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Sunday, September 13, 2015
HUB random post: laughter is food for the soul
How is your Sunday going beautiful people? It's a Sunday evening and just like any other day, I am
drowning in books and that's the story of my life. For those of you that have
been asking about why I have been missing on social media, I am busy with a
very interesting research project and it is taking up my whole time. However, I
am certain that this too shall pass. Anyway, I took a little break to relax my
brain and came across really funny things and as always couldn't laugh alone.
So please have a laugh beautiful people because life aint that serious after
all. Stay happy. Xoxo. More below
Monday, September 7, 2015
Oh my! Man slits throat of all four children?
Wow! The above is a picture of a bereaved mother who lost all four children in one day thanks to a man she loves. This has got to be the most horrific thing I have read! A
man in Limpopo, South Africa allegedly slit the throat of his four children
just because he had a fight with his wife. Oh wow! How far can humans go in
being wicked though? Murdering innocent children over nothing? This is why I
will never understand how this romantic love of a thing works. Did he do this
to spite the mother of the children or to show how much he loved her? Lord have
mercy! I’m still in shock.
Anyway, read the story below and stay happy. xoxo...
Polokwane - A Limpopo father who
allegedly slit the throats of his four children forced the youngest one to
phone his mom while it was happening.
His wife, Loraine Nkoana, 37, said
she and her husband had a fight but she was under the impression it had been
resolved after an uncle stepped in and mediated.
The wife, speaking in Sepedi, said
she started getting abusive phone calls from him on Sunday while he was driving
from Gauteng to Limpopo with their four sons, aged 13, 10, 6, and 4.
He called her and told her to say
goodbye to them.
"He said to me, 'don’t you have
last words to tell your children?', and I said, 'I don’t - because there is
nothing that will end their lives,' and he hanged up the phone,” she told
transport and security MEC Mapula Mokaba-Phokwana who visited her at her home
on Monday.
‘I could hear children screaming’
Sunday, September 6, 2015
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