@TheLifeZoomer @gumbow66 I know a guy who crisscrossing the world and artisan like you trained at the nrz but now high up in a company that is into gold testing,Zim used to be that good don't know about today's output
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@VincentShava
the joy of the Lord is my strength.....
H Katılım Nisan 2012
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Afternoon thought:
Today my team and I hit a massive milestone on a project I’ve been leading at work.
We’re talking billion-dollar, highly sensitive equipment, the kind where one small mistake can become a very expensive story.
But everything we touched worked perfectly.
I felt proud. Not just of myself, but of the team.
And it reminded me of something:
Zimbabwe apprenticeship training was world class.
What’s gone well for you today? Even the small wins count.
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@TheLifeZoomer Fyi I gave my children an opportunity to live abroad best I could do for them if job prospects here are close to zero
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Let’s be honest.
Zimbabwe doesn’t chase its people away.
It wears them down until leaving feels like survival.
And the painful part?
The same people who tell you “don’t come back”
are the same ones who wish you could.
To those who like to judge, just know that:
Diaspora life isn’t a flex.
It’s a compromise.
Of course I don’t speak for everyone.
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Micheal Jackson got the world on lock down… from the streets of New York to the theaters in EU to the remote parts of Nigeria, everyone is giving the King of Pop the love he deserves.
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@FinLitBae And where is God in all this sometimes we play with God's name thinking we are just jolling
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May the same anointing extend to the men’s team.
IJN.
Amen.
BBC Sport@BBCSport
Holders Arsenal are OUT of the UEFA Women's Champions League after a 3-1 loss to Lyon ❌
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@TheLifeZoomer But you know Tazo I am really saddened because you just might have caused serious anguish to this lady ,I keep getting back to your story and how you had closure but on her part she must be suffering a lot , probably looking back and wishing and wishing...
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I’m working on a “Poetic” version of this. Why didn’t someone tell me that story/Poem writing is therapeutic.
I’m loving this. Will share the poem in the morning.
Connect and put your notification on if you like true stories.
No Fake news😀
Tazo@TheLifeZoomer
I once had a full-time job… chasing a girl who never even advertised the vacancy. For two solid years, I was out there submitting applications, doing overtime, bringing premium effort, while she kept me on a permanent “we’ll get back to you.” No yes. No no. Just vibes and a dangerous amount of hope for a whole solid two years. Eventually I scheduled my own final interview. Cornered her like HR on a deadline and said, “Be honest, am I hired or what?” She looked me dead in the eye with a tantalizing smile and said, “You don’t have a sweet tongue.” That was the day it clicked. I wasn’t the candidate. I was the unpaid intern.😀😀 But here’s where it gets strange………… I never really stopped thinking about her. Every now and then, she’d show up in my dreams, usually going through a rough time, reaching out like life had finally put her on hold instead of me. At some point I was worried my wife would hear calling out her name in my dream😂🤷🏽♂️ Fast forward years later, I’m back in Zim, and something in me says, go find her. So I did. Tracked her down through an old school contact. Ended up in Nketa, where she was living with her kids. We sat down, and I finally asked the question that had been pending for years: “Two years I chased you, why didn’t you ever like me back?” This time, the answer was softer. “Ngangimncane, ngangikakwazi.” (I was young, I didn’t know any better.) I changed the subject immediately to avoid funny emotions creeping in😀😀 She opened up about everything that had happened since. Rough relationships, a failed marriage, three kids, life doing what life does. I just listened. Felt the weight of it. Gave her a hug, left a small $US gift, and said my goodbyes. And strangely, that was it. That two-year rejection finally closed. Years later, in a moment I didn’t even plan. It’s been 14 years since that meeting, and not once has she shown up in my dreams again. Now I’m here wondering…….. has anyone else ever experienced something like that? Or did my subconscious just finally clock out of its unpaid internship? 😄🤷🏽♂️ Am I the only one or we are many?
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🔹Yesterday, a neighbour who was a devoted father, husband, brother, and friend to many passed away in his sleep. He suffered a cardiac arrest in his bedroom. I was one of the first people on the scene after hearing the sounds of someone crying. When I ran into the apartment to see what was happening, I found him lifeless, he had no pulse and was completely unresponsive. I immediately called for an ambulance and the police.
🔸This incident is weighing heavily on my mind. It made me realise just how fragile life truly is. Someone I had just greeted in the corridor the night before was gone by morning. Please, everyone ndapota, if you are prone to high blood pressure, check your BP regularly to ensure you are safe as this was the case with this gentleman and he was fighting to lose weight at the time of his demise. May His Soul Rest In Peace 🙏🏽
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@TheLifeZoomer I actually had maybe 3 encounters thank you for giving this platform to pour out what happend to us back in the day ,I had always been serious in my intentions towards the opposite sex maybe too serious
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I once had a full-time job… chasing a girl who never even advertised the vacancy.
For two solid years, I was out there submitting applications, doing overtime, bringing premium effort, while she kept me on a permanent “we’ll get back to you.”
No yes. No no. Just vibes and a dangerous amount of hope for a whole solid two years.
Eventually I scheduled my own final interview. Cornered her like HR on a deadline and said,
“Be honest, am I hired or what?”
She looked me dead in the eye with a tantalizing smile and said,
“You don’t have a sweet tongue.”
That was the day it clicked.
I wasn’t the candidate.
I was the unpaid intern.😀😀
But here’s where it gets strange…………
I never really stopped thinking about her. Every now and then, she’d show up in my dreams, usually going through a rough time, reaching out like life had finally put her on hold instead of me.
At some point I was worried my wife would hear calling out her name in my dream😂🤷🏽♂️
Fast forward years later, I’m back in Zim, and something in me says, go find her.
So I did. Tracked her down through an old school contact. Ended up in Nketa, where she was living with her kids.
We sat down, and I finally asked the question that had been pending for years:
“Two years I chased you, why didn’t you ever like me back?”
This time, the answer was softer.
“Ngangimncane, ngangikakwazi.”
(I was young, I didn’t know any better.)
I changed the subject immediately to avoid funny emotions creeping in😀😀
She opened up about everything that had happened since. Rough relationships, a failed marriage, three kids, life doing what life does.
I just listened. Felt the weight of it. Gave her a hug, left a small $US gift, and said my goodbyes.
And strangely, that was it.
That two-year rejection finally closed. Years later, in a moment I didn’t even plan.
It’s been 14 years since that meeting,
and not once has she shown up in my dreams again.
Now I’m here wondering……..
has anyone else ever experienced something like that?
Or did my subconscious just finally clock out of its unpaid internship? 😄🤷🏽♂️
Am I the only one or we are many?
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@TheLifeZoomer The other one we actually went out and I thought this it only to betray me we had to end the relationship but I remained hurting and she ended up getting married but short-lived she cheated and then divorced I have cut links but was deeply hurt
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@TheLifeZoomer Ha Tazo my story I could change the places but to the dot thats what happened to me and funny enough it happened that years later I made a follow up and she said she was still young and wasn't serious about anything,we met at church ma youth fortunately married
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@curious_edline Wow God's grace you are in a family of long livers same situation but unfortunately they get affected by dementia with age I sawy great grandparents when I was already in Primary school and they could walk long distances visiting their children
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Ndiri kuitiswa nharo kuti kaCottage aka hakapere ne$5,000.
Inini ndapedzisira ndanyarara
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@TheLifeZoomer @ZimLingo Second sentence I realised the popular scam
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In my 1st yr at uni, I got an email from Dorothy: her rich dad had died of cancer. As his only child, her uncles were trying to scam her out of the inheritance. She asked me to help transfer $5M. Being from a small town, I was over the moon—I was about to be a millionaire! 🫣
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@Savheya_Happie @Cde_begar Well one aspect is that at the back is where the service pipes are both water and sewage I would have loved to put behind but that's the limitation as the stand ain't that big
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Why putting water tank on front of the house iwewe wakatoisa clerestory windows to improve the house aesthetics?
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@mamakaCleo @AaMm1358304 Arsenal will be the death of us I remembered you when we lost yesterday
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Good morning citizens.
After our folks were given bicycles in Maphisa by the government, how do you think we will vote if ever there is a referendum for CAB3?
Bear in mind that others were given state of the art cars and thousands of dollars whilst our folks were given world war two bicycles. Food for thought.
Anyway the sun is out in Matebeleland. Good morning 😉
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