MUM'S FIRST ANNIVERSARY - November 25TH, 2007

On this First anniversary of your most untimely redeployment to the Father, we remember you and cherish every moment very well spent together. Rest in peace dear mother till we meet again.

Fondly remembered by Dad, Simon and his family, Ann, Alice, Margaret, your grandchildren, friends and the many people your life touched.

THE NJAUS' U.S VISIT

A CALL FOR COMPASSION

Immigration, and a call for compassion
The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 11/14/2007 11:31:22 AM EST
http://www.lowellsun.com//ci_7459910?IADID

One of the primary roles of any form of government is to decide who gets what, when and how, therefore producing overwhelming reasons why the electorate should leave political decisions to the politicians. However, when the government fails to account for any of its actions and miserably fails to plan and decide who gets what, when and how, then the electorate has every right to question whether it is right to leave all political decisions to all politicians.
It is in this light that I am compelled to add my two cents to the Immigration-reform debate which has thus far miserably failed to acknowledge the very fact that as a nation of immigrants, we cannot afford to turn our backs on immigrants. Immigration, I insist, is about tomorrow. It is about sustaining this economy which in as much as we may not want to admit, is supported by the same immigrants, legal or not, that we now want to kick around.
The current immigrants to this country may be different but have the same goals as the founding fathers and as the subsequent waves of European immigrants had. They are all seeking the "American Dream," a dream for which they are willing to sacrifice plenty including the joy of family union and togetherness. They deserve credit, they deserve a chance to prove themselves and the process make this country great again!
It is very sad to watch politicians drive a wedge between people who would rather live together in harmony. The fear of an influx of a different culture in America is unfounded, nay, informed by ignorance if not prejudice. It is important that we, as a people, acknowledge the plain and simple fact that any other cultures outside of the United States are not failed attempts at becoming American, but instead they are valid, distinct and dynamic members of the human race whose additions to the American culture will not only provide varied models of reality into the American reality of life but also broaden our understanding of the global village for present and future reference.

SIMON NGUGI
Lowell

A TRIBUTE TO E. W. KINYANJUI

Born September 14th 1976 - Died October 15th 2007

Fare thee well Dear Esther and sleep peacefully with the Angels.

TRIBUTE TO ROB MARTINELLI

It has been five long years since that fateful evening of Sunday September 8th 2002. Enough water has gone under the bridge, but what has not been washed away are your fond memories. This your tribute on this 5th anniversary:
Follow this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-evJa4GlKY

ONWARDS

I have wanted to give up a thousand times before, but I have held to my guns, and what frustrates me now more than ever before in this long and painful journey is the sad fact that I am this beaten.

When the world seems too complex to comprehend.
When there is little or no interest in life,
I find solace in this performance by Josh Groban and the African Childrens' Choir

Click on the following link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OOhd6R2EiY

Thanks
Ngugisp

A time to go...At DCU Center, Worcester, Massachusetts on Commencement Day!

Finally, it is Commencement Day at Worcester State College, May 13th 2007 Marks a high low in a mad dash to the finish Line.

DAY OF RECKONING!

The aftermath of May 2nd 2007...

Down and out! So who said you are still young if the morning after the night before is not worth the morning after the night before?
Nothing could be nearer the truth!

APRIL 24TH 2007

Spring is here...and with it brings the colors and hopes for warmer and beautiful days. It has been a tumoltous and mad rush to the finish line and the more closer May 13th 2007, the more disinterested I become. I do realize there is some level of personal satisfaction awaiting but I so desire that this day becomes a mere historical event and NOT the end of a great era......

ORLANDO, FLORIDA.....

The rhinos at Amboseli are a sight to behold, but would not allow you to get this up close and personal as my imitation here in Orlando, Florida allowed me.........

JANUARY 2007......

Its 2007, the awaited shrewd tomorrow is here. Let's see what the year has in stock for us. When December 31st comes around we will look over our shoulders and thank for the good tidings, the trials and tribulations ahead...... ONWARDS!

The Blackstone River in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, The birth place of American Industrial Revolution ------Fall 2006

Mount Washington is the highest peak in the American Northeast at 6,288 ft. (1916.6 m). It is famous for its dangerously erratic weather, holding the record for the highest wind gust directly measured at the Earth's surface, at 231 mph (372 km/h) on the afternoon of April 12, 1934.

Boston Celtic's Captain PAUL PIERCE

AT THE ROCK - SEPT 2006

At the Robert Martinelli Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament Summer 2006

THE 2006 ROB MARTINELLI GOLF TOURNAMENT

Team 27 - Summer 2006