From Where I come

Until I entered KNUST, my favourite school life was during Junior High School. I feel most blessed during my tertiary education but it's my JHS I still recall with fondness. What made me enjoy JHS was the education aspect ( and yes, I know we all went to JHS to be educated) But think about it, how many did come for education alone? We were not there to be just "schooled" . We got a lot of that back home. We came as well for the making of friends, for spiritual growth and to see the world we didn't know through the foolish eyes of these friends. Well, some came for friends that were more than "friends" but those attachments didn't last for a year! Oh the things we did and saw but that's story for another article. Btw, with regard to what makes my JHS times the best, I was part of a year group that had a bunch of ambitious kids. We knew what the word COMPETITION meant and lived it fully. The whole year group was divided into A and B so from the onset

" F rom Where I come, you are Respected because of your wealth, your foolishness is tolerated and your ego is overlooked" Such was my conclusion one Saturday morning when I saw a man treated as a bother, a lice, an unwanted boil, by members of his family because he had no job and obviously contributed nothing to the family's status. He wasn't always like that. I remember him driving to work every day. Sometimes I saw him in his Mercedes Benz with some of these family members seated at the back like queens to funerals held in their hometown, Where I can imagine them walk by his side with pride. Their brother who owns a flashy and expensive car. But the sun didnt always shine for him and it didn't rain for him forever : the Harmattan (dry season) came. Indeed,  from the horse's own lips I heard how he was laid off when their company was sold out. And his life came to this point. I wondered (but dared not ask) if he could really do nothing about his situation

Hi reader, You may have chanced on this blog or may have been directed by someone who chanced upon it. Well, however you came to this place, all that matters is that you did and how glad I am that you did. Today , June 12 2015, I finally create this blog. It means a lot to me. And I pray it grows as I do, into something beautiful. I welcome you and myself on behalf of myself to "theamuMawutohblogspot.com". Welcome to  FROM WHERE I COME. I will leave you with this quote : "To end the world's problems we need have only two rules; the first is to consider GOD first. The second is to consider the first rule first" ~ Amu Mawutoh. Catch you later.