When I'm High

25/07/2019

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10/06/2019

03/01/2019

Happy New year 🎉✨ all the best to yall

05/09/2018

Been a long time since we haven't posted, now who wants to get high ?!

14/06/2018

CONFLICTING VIEWS OF
MANHOOD.
Traditional male roles once
gave men continuity and
balance from generation to
generation. Today, many men
are questioning who they are
and what roles they are to play
in life. On the surface, they
may be following customary life
pursuits, such as working,
marrying, and having a family.
Yet they have an inner
uncertainty about what it
means to be a man, a husband,
and a father.
What is causing this
uncertainty? A major reason is
that society is sending out
conflicting signals about what it
means to be a man. Traditional
views of masculinity compviews of masculinity compete
side by side with new ideas of
manhood in the marketplace of
ideas-each vying for
supremacy.
Historically, men have defined
their manhood by the various
roles they have fulfilled for
their families and for society.
Now that these roles are in
transition, they don't have a
solid definition of masculinity
to give them a cultural context
for life. As a result, many men
believe they have lost part of
themselves, but they don't
have anything concrete with
which to replace it. Often, they
don't even feel wanted or
needed by women any longer.
They used to have a clear
direction about where they
were going as men.
Now, it's as if they're trapped in
a maze, frustrated and unable
to move forward purposefully
in life. Some men have reacted
angrily against the women's
movement and other social
changes. They have no
intention of adapting. Instead,
they have re-asserted or
tightened their traditional
dominance over women
because they are afraid of
losing contrlosing control.
They have reacted by being
either competitiveither competitive or
isolationist. They are
domineering or even abusive to
their families. They have
countered the advancement of
women's equality with severe
restrictions on the lifestyle and
freedoms of women because
they perceive these changes to
be part of the Westernization
of their societies, a

04/01/2018

CONSIDERATIONS FOR 2018
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1. ON EARNING:
Never depend on single
income. Make investment to
create a second chance.
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2. ON SPENDING:
If you buy things you do not
need, soon you will have to sell
things you need.
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3. ON SAVINGS:
Do not save what is left after
spending, but spend what is
left after saving.
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4. ON TAKING RISK:
Never test the depth of a river
with both feet.
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5. ON INVESTMENT:
Do not put all eggs in one
basket.
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6. ON EXPECTATIONS:
Honesty is a very expensive
gift. Do not expect it from
cheap people.
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7. Past is a waste paper,
present is a newspaper, and
future is a question paper.
Come out of your past, control
the present, and secure the
future.
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8. When bad things happen in
your life, you have three
choices. You can either let it
define you, let it destroy you or
you can let it strengthen you.
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9. Our eyes are in the front
because it is more important to
look ahead than to look
backwards.
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10. We use pencil when we
were young, but now we use
pens. Do you know why?
Because mistakes in childhood
can easily be erased, unlike
mistakes made in Adulthood.
Compliments of the season.
Wish you a prosperous 2018.
It's your choice to make a
difference in your life... above
all look up to God All Mighty..
without him you are nothing.

06/12/2017

Once upon a mountain top,
three little trees stood and
dreamed of what they wanted
to become when they grew up.
The first little tree looked up at
the stars and said: “I want to
hold treasure. I want to be
covered with gold and filled
with precious stones. I’ll be the
most beautiful treasure chest
in the world!” The second little
tree looked out at the small
stream trickling by on its way to
the ocean. “I want to be
traveling mighty waters and
carrying powerful kings. I’ll be
the strongest ship in the
world!” The third little tree
looked down into the valley
below where busy men and
women worked in a busy town.
“I don’t want to leave the
mountain top at all. I want to
grow so tall that when people
stop to look at me, they’ll raise
their eyes to heaven and think
of God. I will be the tallest tree
in the world." Years passed.
The rain came, the sun shone,
and the little trees grew tall.
One day three woodcutters
climbed the mountain. The first
woodcutter looked at the first
tree and said, “This tree is
beautiful. It is perfect for me.”
With a swoop of his shining axe,
the first tree fell. “Now I shall
be made into a beautiful chest.
I shall hold wonderful
treasure!” the first tree said.
The second woodcutter looked
at the second tree and said,
“This tree is strong. It is
perfect for me.” With a swoop
of his shining axe, the second
tree fell. “Now I shall sail
mighty waters!” thought the
second tree. “I shall be a strong
ship for mighty kings!” The
third tree felt her heart sink
when the last woodcutter
looked her way. She stood
straight and tall and pointed
bravely to heaven. But the
woodcutter never even looked
up. “Any kind of tree will do for
me,” he muttered. With a
swoop of his shining axe, the
third tree fell. The first tree
rejoiced when the woodcutter
brought her to a carpenter’s
shop. But the carpenter
fashioned the tree into a
feedbox for animals. The once
beautiful tree was not covered
with gold, nor with treasure.
She was coated with sawdust
and filled with hay for hungry
farm animals. The second tree
smiled when the woodcutter
took her to a shipyard, but no
mighty sailing ship was made
that day. Instead, the once
strong tree was hammered and
sawed into a simple fishing
boat. She was too small and too
weak to sail on an ocean, or
even a river; instead, she was
taken to a little lake. The third
tree was confused when the
woodcutter cut her into strong
beams and left her in a
lumberyard. “What happened?”
the once tall tree wondered.
“All I ever wanted was to stay
on the mountain top and point
to God...” Many, many days and
night passed. The three trees
nearly forgot their dreams. But
one night, golden starlight
poured over the first tree as a
young woman placed her
newborn baby in the feedbox. “I
wish I could make a cradle for
him,” her husband whispered.
The mother squeezed his hand
and smiled as the starlight
shone on the smooth and the
sturdy wood. “This manger is
beautiful,” she said. And
suddenly the first tree knew he
was holding the greatest
treasure in the world. One
evening a tired traveler and his
friends crowded into the old
fishing boat. The traveler fell
asleep as the second tree
quietly sailed out into the lake.
Soon a thundering and
thrashing storm arose. The
little tree shuddered. She knew
she did not have the strength
to carry so many passengers
safely through with the wind
and the rain. The tired man
awakened. He stood up,
stretched out his hand, and
said, “Peace.” The storm
stopped as quickly as it had
begun. And suddenly the
second tree knew he was
carrying the king of heaven and
earth. One Friday morning, the
third tree was startled when
her beams were yanked from
the forgotten woodpile. She
flinched as she was carried
through an angry jeering crowd.
She shuddered when soldiers
nailed a man’s hands to her.
She felt ugly and harsh and
cruel. But on Sunday morning,
when the sun rose and the
earth tremble with joy beneath
her, the third tree knew that
God’s love had changed
everything. It had made the
third tree strong. And every
time people thought of the
third tree, they would think of
God. That was better than
being the tallest tree in the
world. The next time you feel
down because you didn’t get
what you want, sit tight and be
happy because God is thinking
of something better to give you