There was a little section on Youth employment and empowerment. I learned a few things, and got a real sense of sadness for the students and graduates here...they all go to these half-ass universities (where the owner just built a crazy sized mansion from the tuition fees collected) where their degrees mean absolutely nothing (think Everest college for my Can/American friends). And no one wants to hire people who don't know enough English to help them be globally competitive, and who will take a pay-cut from their earning expectations, etc etc, including the fact that tribalism is so difficult to get past - You can't get a job if you don't know someone very well or aren't clan members.
Alot of great points were raised. Great night. Tonight will be Phinks favorite night, Women's Literature lol, because how dare we have a night geared solely towards our abilities and talents.
Moving on to the thread point:
Afterwards, we went to eat at a well known restaurant called Summertime. And I say this with all respect and no insults, but rather as a sister who is confused:
Why have all the men become so FAT? 8/10 guys who walked past and were outsiders had a large tummy, dabo weyn and bidaar (unavoidable, but harder to ignore when you are huffing and puffing getting around). I was surprised. I can honestly say that in my time here, the local men are far more attractive. Yeeesh.
Get it it together guys. That extra order of chicken and chips just isn't worth it.
