Comments for Kriss Akabusi's Blog http://www.akabusi.com/blog The Red Warrior-embracing death living life-The Kingdom of God is within you Tue, 21 Jun 2011 21:36:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on The Generation Gap: To Be or Not To Be by Pepguar http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/the-generation-gap-to-be-or-not-to-be/comment-page-1/#comment-11855 Pepguar Tue, 21 Jun 2011 21:36:09 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=74#comment-11855 I wish to voice my respect for your kindness in support of people that must have help with your situation. Your very own commitment to getting the solution throughout had become remarkably informative and have frequently enabled others just like me to arrive at their goals. Your invaluable facts signifies a great deal to me and additionally to my office colleagues. Thanks a ton; from everyone of us. I wish to voice my respect for your kindness in support of people that must have help with your situation. Your very own commitment to getting the solution throughout had become remarkably informative and have frequently enabled others just like me to arrive at their goals. Your invaluable facts signifies a great deal to me and additionally to my office colleagues. Thanks a ton; from everyone of us.

]]> Comment on Farewell Uncle Dennis by Kriss http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/farewell-uncle-dennis/comment-page-1/#comment-11837 Kriss Tue, 21 Jun 2011 09:20:23 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=137#comment-11837 Hi D, thanks very much for you contribution to my Eulogy to uncle Dennis. You know that in eternal time space continue a day is as a thousand years, all is a minute, a moment, the now, all of what we call history is crushed into a punctuated present of "being & da sein" I've enjoyed reflecting on my shared experience with my Uncle over the last 40 years and have gained a perspective of life I shall cherish to the day I make the transition also. Love to you Kriss xx Hi D, thanks very much for you contribution to my Eulogy to uncle Dennis. You know that in eternal time space continue a day is as a thousand years, all is a minute, a moment, the now, all of what we call history is crushed into a punctuated present of “being & da sein” I’ve enjoyed reflecting on my shared experience with my Uncle over the last 40 years and have gained a perspective of life I shall cherish to the day I make the transition also.

Love to you

Kriss xx

]]> Comment on Farewell Uncle Dennis by Dorothy Dalton http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/farewell-uncle-dennis/comment-page-1/#comment-11810 Dorothy Dalton Mon, 20 Jun 2011 21:39:19 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=137#comment-11810 Kriss - it is always wonderful to celebrate the legacy of those that are dear to us rather than mourn their passing. We all know there is only one certainty in life (and what that is!)Hopefully you will see your uncle in much longer than a minute! Kriss – it is always wonderful to celebrate the legacy of those that are dear to us rather than mourn their passing. We all know there is only one certainty in life (and what that is!)Hopefully you will see your uncle in much longer than a minute!

]]> Comment on After the cull: where next? by Kriss http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/after-the-cull-where-next/comment-page-1/#comment-10306 Kriss Sat, 14 May 2011 05:04:39 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=122#comment-10306 Hi Hal, sorry to say that I'm not familiar with the work of James Howard Kunstler so do not know to what concerns you are referring. Congratulations by the way on the new son and I trust you and your family are well cheers Kriss Hi Hal, sorry to say that I’m not familiar with the work of James Howard Kunstler so do not know to what concerns you are referring. Congratulations by the way on the new son and I trust you and your family are well

cheers

Kriss

]]> Comment on After the cull: where next? by Hal http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/after-the-cull-where-next/comment-page-1/#comment-9639 Hal Fri, 15 Apr 2011 20:50:21 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=122#comment-9639 Hi Kriss, May I ask if you are familiar with the issues presented in 'The Long Emergency' by James Howard Kunstler? We were registering our new son today, saw you and wondered if you share similar concerns! Hal Hi Kriss,
May I ask if you are familiar with the issues presented in ‘The Long Emergency’ by James Howard Kunstler?
We were registering our new son today, saw you and wondered if you share similar concerns!
Hal

]]> Comment on There is no limit to what a person can achieve if they don’t mind who gets the credit – Teddy Roosevelt by Kriss Akabusi http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/there-is-no-limit-to-what-a-person-can-achieve/comment-page-1/#comment-2664 Kriss Akabusi Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:22:13 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=104#comment-2664 Ha-ha Mark as usual written with you timely sense of fun and good humour. What we experienced as we each took our turn from leading at the front of the pelaton (is the the professional word for it) was well described in one of the many lesson from Geese. Canadian Geese when migrating across Europe home bound fly in a V shaped formation taking turns to lead from the front giving the group a 30% up lift in speeds while lightning the load. When one gets knackered (colloquial term) they tuck into the flock conserving energy until they recover. We were exposed to the geometrical realities of both these dictates in our bike ride. Thanks Mark for you very enthusiastic participation throughout the event not just on the ride but in the e-mail banter and fundraising stakes for TACT's good cause. People like you are the salt of the earth and I'm happy to call you friend and fellow ghost buster :-) You did look funny with that contraption on your back but you soon whiped the smile off my face when you speed of at silly miles an hour for the first few sections :-) remain blessed and a blessing x Kriss Ha-ha Mark as usual written with you timely sense of fun and good humour. What we experienced as we each took our turn from leading at the front of the pelaton (is the the professional word for it) was well described in one of the many lesson from Geese. Canadian Geese when migrating across Europe home bound fly in a V shaped formation taking turns to lead from the front giving the group a 30% up lift in speeds while lightning the load. When one gets knackered (colloquial term) they tuck into the flock conserving energy until they recover. We were exposed to the geometrical realities of both these dictates in our bike ride. Thanks Mark for you very enthusiastic participation throughout the event not just on the ride but in the e-mail banter and fundraising stakes for TACT’s good cause. People like you are the salt of the earth and I’m happy to call you friend and fellow ghost buster :-) You did look funny with that contraption on your back but you soon whiped the smile off my face when you speed of at silly miles an hour for the first few sections :-) remain blessed and a blessing x Kriss

]]> Comment on There is no limit to what a person can achieve if they don’t mind who gets the credit – Teddy Roosevelt by Kriss Akabusi http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/there-is-no-limit-to-what-a-person-can-achieve/comment-page-1/#comment-2663 Kriss Akabusi Tue, 17 Aug 2010 06:11:40 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=104#comment-2663 Thanks D, it was a fabulous five days and as usual for me the task driven goal focused life was a refeshing exerience juxtopposed to everyday living. The general bonhomie of people who get together to accomplish a task that pushes the boundaries of human psychological and physical endurance brings out for me the best in them. Thank you and so many people who became part of this dream and made it happen. Speak soon x Thanks D, it was a fabulous five days and as usual for me the task driven goal focused life was a refeshing exerience juxtopposed to everyday living. The general bonhomie of people who get together to accomplish a task that pushes the boundaries of human psychological and physical endurance brings out for me the best in them. Thank you and so many people who became part of this dream and made it happen. Speak soon x

]]> Comment on There is no limit to what a person can achieve if they don’t mind who gets the credit – Teddy Roosevelt by Dorothy Dalton http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/there-is-no-limit-to-what-a-person-can-achieve/comment-page-1/#comment-2653 Dorothy Dalton Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:19:53 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=104#comment-2653 Congratulations Kriss! You walked the talk, biked the ride.. biked the road ... rode the bike! Whatever - Great result! Congratulations Kriss! You walked the talk, biked the ride.. biked the road … rode the bike! Whatever – Great result!

]]> Comment on There is no limit to what a person can achieve if they don’t mind who gets the credit – Teddy Roosevelt by Mark Cooper http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/there-is-no-limit-to-what-a-person-can-achieve/comment-page-1/#comment-2600 Mark Cooper Wed, 11 Aug 2010 12:25:58 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=104#comment-2600 Was a privilege to be asked to take part in TACT's Charity Bike Ride. I now have some great new friends from across the country and an experience to live long in the memory too! There really was a feeling of camaradarie between all members of the team both on the bikes and in the bus. Everyone played a huge part in getting to the finish line. I felt like a small cog in a very well oiled efficient machine. It amazed me the difference it makes when you cycle as a team slipstreaming behind the other riders, never done that before and it really saves energy. Then taking your turn to put a "shift in" at the front. Working as a team really did help to eat up the miles and the speeds we reached were phenomenal at times. I'm a converted cyclist enthusiast now and should be doing the Stoke leg of the Tour of Britain in a few weeks (not the race but for charity again LOL). By the way Kriss I am putting in a claim for new clothes as after this training for the ride all of my trousers are too big! Ha! Ha! Oh and don't forget the kriss Aka-Bee-Sting Moment and Red Van Man as well :-) Cheerio Mark Was a privilege to be asked to take part in TACT’s Charity Bike Ride. I now have some great new friends from across the country and an experience to live long in the memory too!

There really was a feeling of camaradarie between all members of the team both on the bikes and in the bus. Everyone played a huge part in getting to the finish line. I felt like a small cog in a very well oiled efficient machine. It amazed me the difference it makes when you cycle as a team slipstreaming behind the other riders, never done that before and it really saves energy. Then taking your turn to put a “shift in” at the front. Working as a team really did help to eat up the miles and the speeds we reached were phenomenal at times.

I’m a converted cyclist enthusiast now and should be doing the Stoke leg of the Tour of Britain in a few weeks (not the race but for charity again LOL).

By the way Kriss I am putting in a claim for new clothes as after this training for the ride all of my trousers are too big! Ha! Ha!

Oh and don’t forget the kriss Aka-Bee-Sting Moment and Red Van Man as well :-)

Cheerio

Mark

]]> Comment on “All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing” by Kriss Akabusi http://www.akabusi.com/blog/index.php/all-that-is-necessary-for-evil-to-triumph-is-for-good-men-to-do-nothing/comment-page-1/#comment-1281 Kriss Akabusi Mon, 22 Mar 2010 21:38:49 +0000 http://www.akabusi.com/blog/?p=41#comment-1281 Hi Buster, English was never my best subject at school and we did not get taught philosophy or principles of correct thinking, so it will be easy to find gaps in my muses. This said I did not set out to write an in depth thesis rather to up load my thought processes which can be scary at the best of times. I do thank you for you contribution, getting a reaction is flattering in and of itself and will be a stepping stone to better prose as time develops. Kindest regards Kriss Hi Buster, English was never my best subject at school and we did not get taught philosophy or principles of correct thinking, so it will be easy to find gaps in my muses. This said I did not set out to write an in depth thesis rather to up load my thought processes which can be scary at the best of times. I do thank you for you contribution, getting a reaction is flattering in and of itself and will be a stepping stone to better prose as time develops.

Kindest regards

Kriss

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