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How to get my wife to give me oral sex?
OK. I wouldn't mind any and all suggestions on how I can talk my wife into giving me some much wanted oral sex!
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You need to have a conversation with her about why she doesn't want to. Keep this casual and its a good idea to have it out of the bedroom in a more casual, less aggressive and demanding way. You want to do it in a way that makes her think that you really appreciate and love her, that you enjoyed any bj/manual stimulation she ever did, that you think oral sex is healthy and fun part of a relationship. KEEP IT POSITIVE. But try to find out why she's not doing it. While you obviously can't force her to do something she doesn't want to do, understanding her can help you and her make changes and better satisfy each other.
I suspect it is probably one of these reasons:
A) You don't give her oral either. Solution: START!
B) She isn't knowledgeable about it/has very little experience & is consequently shy about it. She needs some pointers & ego boosters. Try to get her to start off by playing with your penis a little, not give a full blow job but stimulate you with her mouth as part of foreplay - that way there is less pressure on her to finish you off and she can experiment and have fun. Simple suggestions in an "oh-my-god-that feels-so-good" voice (like harder or something about location etc) will help modify her techniques and let you only ever tell her she did a good job. Compliment her on her work. Specific compliments about the parts you like best will probably ensure you get a lot more of that. Oh and don't hold in your enjoyment. You don't have to be noisy about it, but I really like it when guys obviously react to the different things I'm doing. It helps me know what that specific guy likes. Also make sure she is in a comfortable position while she is working on you (if she's kneeling ask if she'd like a pillow or something soft) and do NOT push her head ever ever ever.
C) She has been brought up thinking that it is a trashy thing to do. This is hard to change, but telling her you don't think so, letting her know it is something you would really enjoy and would feel was an expression of her love for you etc might help. It might also help if you start going down on her or talk about why you like to do that. You need to try to gently re-educate her (in a nice way) on this.
D) She is grossed out by some aspect of it - possibly the faint scent, having cum in her mouth, etc. Solution: take a shower before you two get physical & keep yourself neatly trimmed. You can also suggest that she finishes with her hand, that she spits, etc depending on her specific issues. If she has issues with cum, tell her when you are getting to the end so that she can prepare/switch to using her hand, etc.
E) She's one of those evil women who thinks that bjs should only be used as a special treat for a guy when he's done something particularly nice, when she wants something etc. She wants to use them to control you and your relationship and is selfish. If that's the case, I'm not sure anyone can help. I'm really sorry for you.
Ok, I enjoy oral sex and I wish my wife would be more adventuresome in the bedroom. Before we got married, she was a lot more willing to experiment in the bedroom including oral sex. Things started to get "colder" in the bedroom after our first child was born and really "cold" after the second child. She only will do the traditional sexual position and refuses to have any conversation about sexual topics. I'm with this guy, how do I get her into the "fun & experimental" thing in the bedroom again? I also read through several of the ladies responses... thanks I have tried to "talk" with my wife about what her push-back is about oral sex and any thing different in the bedroom. I hit a wall with her because she refuses to discuss the topic. It is like it is tabu to discuss. She won't even let me do it to her or stimulate her that much before we do "it". So as I say, before we got married, she was so much more fun!
What Girls Said 7
Wow - okay. Well there are a couple suggestions, but take all with a grain of salt and on a FWIW basis.
Number one is be sure to go down on her on a regular basis. Eventually she should want to return the favor. If she doesn't, then have an open conversation with her about it. Not in the midst of anything heated, but on completely neutral ground (so to speak) so she doesn't feel pressured or trapped or dirty. Keep it casual and respectful, and come at it from the perspective of genuinely wanting to understand why she doesn't like to do it, if there's anything you're not doing right (wives do respond to humbleness) and whether there's anything you can do to help her out with whatever the issue is.
Another thing to keep in mind that you're more likely to get head as part of foreplay than you are by itself for its own sake. That needs to come later (excuse the pun). If you do any dirty talk you might casually whisper "I'd really like it if you. " fill in blank. If she doesn't, that's okay, shrug it off and try again later. Don't press the issue.
You probably already know the following, but one can never tell. Please don't be offended. There are a few obvious things you need to do to make the experience nice for her too.
1) Make sure you're clean. Very clean. Women are extremely sensitive to scent, good and bad.
2) Grounds keeping. Extent is a personal thing, but start with a tight clean trimming all round. It's more attractive, and nobody likes hair in their mouth.
3) Do not grab her head. It's degrading (unless that's her thing). Caressing her cheek or gently holding her hair out of her face are different, and actually very welcome.
4) If it happens, it's got to be on her terms. "How about a BJ" before you leave for work isn't going to cut it so don't even try. It has to be an empowering experience for her.
Whatever you do, you have to be careful not to make her feel pressured or defensive. Some women just feel subjugated by it, or have been socialized to think it's dirty, in which case you need to work that hang-up out with her. Hopefully some reciprocity will help in that area. Respect is always #1.
Honestly I am full virgin though I have given head before to a longterm ex boyfriend , and I love it xD
its so fun seriously just to know I am pleasuring my man is enough for me,
I never crave oral from a men personally I could give a f less if he returned the favor,
I don't believe give a little get a little xD wtf.
Anyway I don't have any advice for you except
just wanted to share I like given it lots.
so she shouldn't mind if she is your wife!
What? She doesn't do it to you? That's very unusual especially for women cause that's the thing. Are you doing it to her? If so, she is very selfish to not want to do it to you. Talk to her and tell her how you feel and what you want in bed. That's part of marriage. Communication and everything needs to be 50/50. If she still doesn't want to do it, tell her you want do it to her no more, cut off from the sex a little bit. Make her realize how much this is important to you. It'll make her mad cause she not getting what she wants. Good. Its not all about her. Its about y'all as one because y'all are married. She id suppose to compromise and cater to you just as much as you cater to her. So, like I said, if she won't change her selfish ways, then you make some changes in bed. Let her know that your serious and she needs to at least try to satisfy you the way you want.
With that said, there are so many women out there that would go down on you without you even asking. Its normal but if you are so in love with your wife, then I guess you'll stay with her not completely satisfied with the sex life. I don't know but if it is really bothering you and she just don't care, divorce her. I know that sounds mean over sex but sex is very important in a relationship and if you stay with her, you may search elsewhere for just that reason which then you would b cheating on her. You get it? So, stay and keep complaining about it or do something about it cause your wife is very rare to not do that. Very. Think about it
What Guys Said 6
I hate to break this to you but your chances are not good. Not impossible but not good. Women either like giving blowjobs or they don't. They either like pleasing their man or they don't. That's why you have to be very careful at the start of the relationship. All women will give blowjobs at the start of a relationship because they know men love them and they want to keep you so they do it. Then as they get more secure in relationship, kids house etc, they stop doing what they never enjoyed doing in first place. Its deceitful I know but there you go.
I've read the other advice here and while well intentioned there is a strong possibility that all the talking, giving her pleasure won't work. You can't make her do what she doesn't want to do. Worst possible thing you can do is get angry about it.
This is advice to young guys out there. If sex is important to you as a big part of a relationship make sure the girl you pair up with also views it as important. Be honest with yourself at start of relationship is she really into it? Does she really enjoy it? Is she selfish in bed?
Women are constantly told don't get involved with a man thinking you can change him. Men should be told the same thing in relation to women.
Ok, I enjoy oral sex and I wish my wife would be more adventuresome in the bedroom. Before we got married, she was a lot more willing to experiment in the bedroom including oral sex. Things started to get "colder" in the bedroom after our first child was born and really "cold" after the second child. She's just fine doing only the traditional sexual position and refuses to have any conversation about sexual topics. I'm with this guy... how do I get her into the "fun & experimental" thing in the bedroom again?
Ok, read through several of the ladies responses... thanks I will try to "talk" with my wife about what her push-back is about oral sex. She won't even let me do it to her or stimulate her that much before we do "it". So as I say, before we got married, she was so much more fun!
We're rowing the same boat here. I don't know how it will work out for you but good luck. I just wanted to respond to some of the female suggestions here. They're good ones. To FMfatale, I did all of what you suggested. The talking about needs and reciprocation, not being confrontational, not putting on pressure, cleanliness, timing, all the good relationship stuff. And all because I love her, but it didn't get me far.
She did acquiesce on a couple of occasions for about a minute. It was lousy but I never told her that. Did all the right stuff and told her how good it felt and thanked her for doing it and all that good supportive stuff. Still nothing.
When we had any talks about it (and they were few because she absolutely refused to to talk about it) she would just screw up her face and let out an "ewww". Which indicated the end of the conversation and she would get mad at me if I tried to continue it.
Now, she loves receiving oral and I give it to her often because I love doing it. So I'm not going to deny her because it's actually denying me.
It has me moody a lot lately because I feel that, in this area, mutuals needs are not being satisfied. Breaking up with her has crossed my mind several times in the last year. I don't want to give her an ultimatum. Give me oral or give me my freedom. That sounds so shallow, but it bugs the crap outta me.
When it comes down to it, I think what bothers me most is not the fact that I'm not getting it, it's the fact that she won't give it to me. When we first hooked up, she did it without me even asking, so I guess she realizes that it's something guys want. And that pisses me off too.
Damn, I'm going into the next room and smack her:) Not really:)
If she did it when you first hooked up and she does not do it now, that is "Bait and Switch". False promise. Even, promise broken.
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Bridgewater Township
Proposed Date: 12/1/1982
Final Date: 9/1/1983
Site Description
The site is located in the southeastern section of Bridgewater Township, Somerset County, New Jersey.
The site, approximately 575 acres in size, is located adjacent to the Rartian River and lies above the Brunswick Aquifer, New Jersey's second largest source for drinking water.
On the site are 27 Areas of Concern (AOC), both active and inactive, which have been used for disposal of various chemical sludge's and other wastes.
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The site is fenced and restricted.
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American Home Products Corporation, now known as Wyeth Holdings Corporation (WHC), purchased American Cyanamid Company in 1994 and assumed full responsibility for environmental remediation at the site.
NJDEP is the lead agency for the site.
Site Responsibility: This site is being addressed through Federal, State and private party actions.
Threat and Contaminants
Out of 27 AOCs identified at the site, 16 were determined to be contributing to ground water contamination and, therefore, deemed necessary to be addressed under CERCLA.
These 16 AOCs have since been identified using numbers, which include: AOC #s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 24, and 26.
The other 11 AOCs were either never used, contain only river silt from the facility's former river water treatment plant, contain emergency fire water, have been closed or are being closed in accordance with approved Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) closure plans.
AOC #s 6, 7, 8, and 9A are being closed under RCRA because they were classified as Treatment/Storage/Disposal (TSD) facilities.
The 16 CERCLA classified AOCs were used for storing by-products of rubber chemical production, dye production, and coal tar distillation, as well as for disposal of general plant waste and demolition debris.
These AOCs were originally estimated to contain 877,000 tons of waste material, which mainly consists of VOCs, semi-VOCs and heavy metals.
Previous investigations have found that groundwater underlying the area, not 'considered' a source of drinking water, is highly contaminated with various volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as benzene, chlorobenzene, ethylbenzene, xylene, and metals from site production activities.
Sludges and soils sampled in on-site impoundments contain heavy metals, cyanide, and VOCs.
Site soils were found to contain polychlorinated biphenyls, polyaromatic hydrocarbons, and chromium.
Cleanup Approach
Due to the size and nature of contamination, this site was divided into seven separate Operable Units (OUs).
The seven OUs are identified as:
– OU1: Area of Concern #s 11, 13, 19, and 24
– OU2: Area of Concern #s 15, 16, 17, and 18
– OU3: Area of Concern #s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 20 and 26
– OU4: Site Soils
– OU5: Site Groundwater
– OU6: Hill Property
– OU7: Site-related Wetlands
Records of Decisions (RODs) have been signed for OU1 ( 9/28/93 ), OU2 ( 7/12/96 ), OU3 ( 9/28/98 ) and OU6 ( 7/12/96 ).
Remedial decisions for OU4 – site-wide soils, OU5 – ground water and, OU7 – site-related Wetlands were scheduled to be addressed over the next few years.
In March of 2004, Wyeth Holding's Corp. (the PRP of record) submitted a proposal to NJDEP and EPA seeking a suspension of remedial design and all remedial action work for the remedy under OU3, and proposed a reassessment for American Cyanamid the entire site through an action called "Comprehensive Site-Wide Feasibility Study".
In their proposal, WHC presented that the remedies selected for OU3 could not be performed as intended based on technical infeasibility.
WHC proposed to:
– develop a plan to reassess the entire OU3 remedy
– reassess the other ROD remedies
– complete the remedial investigations/studies for the remaining OUs (sitewide soils, ground water, and wetlands); and,
– evaluate potential future-use plans for the site.
All phases will be combined into a single comprehensive program.
Following both NJDEP and EPA approval of the Comprehensive Site-Wide Feasibility Study work plan, the PRP continues to complete this plan.
From these results, a single ROD may be issued.
This approach is expected to complete all site-remediation and make future-use decisions in a shorter time frame.
The NJDEP and EPA have agreed to this approach.
Cleanup Progress
(Actual Construction Underway)
In June of 2004, all remedial activities at the site were suspended pending the results of a "Comprehensive Site-wide Feasibility Study" being performed by WHC.
However, the following shall serve as 'progress' of the OUs to date:
OU1 ROD signed on September 28, 1993:
This ROD addresses Area of Concern #s 11, 13, 19 and 24.
The selected remedy includes Solidification with Consolidation into the on-site RCRA Permitted AOC #8 Facility.
The remediation of AOC #s 11 and 19 are complete. Ground water monitoring is currently being performed quarterly to assess influences from AOC #s 19 and 24 on the water quality of the Raritan River.
OU2 ROD signed on July 12, 1996:
This ROD addresses AOC #s 15, 16, 17 and 18.
The selected remedy components for AOC #s 15 and 16 are:
– excavation of the material in AOC #16 and consolidation into AOC #15
– construction of a cap (synthetic liner)
– ground water monitoring.
– For AOC #17: excavation of the material, solidification; and, placement of the material into AOC #8.
– For AOC# 18: construction of a fence, perform berm improvements where necessary
– maintenance of natural vegetation
– ground water monitoring
The remedy for AOC #s 15 and 16 was modified by NJDEP with an ESD on November 30, 1998.
The ESD selected an alternative remedy consisting of recycling of the material (iron oxide) within both AOC #s 15 and 16.
The recycling started in the spring of 2000 and is expected to continue for up to 20 years.
The remediation of AOC #17 has not been initiated.
The closure of Area of Concern #18 has been completed.
OU6 ROD signed on July 12, 1996:
This ROD addresses the Hill Property part of the site.
The selected remedy is called a
"No Further Action with Ground Water Monitoring".
This includes:
– recovery of the residual ground water contamination
– ground water monitoring
– maintain Water Use Restrictions established under a NJDEP Classification Exception Area (CEA) until all of the residual ground water contamination has been recovered.
The Hill Property portion of the site was deleted from the NPL on December 29, 1998.
OU3 ROD signed on September 28, 1998:
This ROD addresses AOC #s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 14, 20, and 26.
These AOCs are the most contaminated at the site.
Remediation of the material from the AOCs include:
– for AOC #s 1 and 2, high BTU tar is treated through Low-Temperature Thermal Treatment (LTTT) and placement of treated material in AOC #8
– for AOC #s 4, 5 (wet), 14, and 20, low BTU tar is treated through biotreatment and placement of treated material in AOC #8
– for part of AOC #3, material (tar mixed with soil fill) is treated through LTTT and placement of treated material in AOC #8
– for AOC #s 5 (dry) and 26, non-hazardous material consolidated in AOC #8
– for AOC #s 3, 4, 5, 14 and 20, general plant debris of AOCs is consolidation in AOC #8
For the remediation of OU3, EPA designated AOC #8 in the ROD as a Corrective Action Management Unit (CAMU) in accordance with RCRA regulations originally promulgated in 1993.
For AOC #s 1 and 2, a Pilot Test was conducted on-site during the Fall-Winter of 2000.
Material from AOC #s 14 and 20 have been excavated, combined and placed in managed stockpiles.
Pilot tests indicate that the biotreatment remedy may not be implementable at the site.
For AOC #s 5 (dry) and 26, approximately 42,981 cubic yards of material have been excavated, solidified with cement, and placed in the AOC #8.
Additionally, some debris excavated from AOC #5 (dry) was subsequently placed in AOC #8.
There are no further actions on this OU pending the results of the site-wide study.
OU4 Surface Soils – A 1992 Surface Soils Remedial/Removal Action Program was completed which addressed areas of surface soil contamination that pose a potential risk to worker health and safety.
The program included excavation and off-site disposal of Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB)-contaminated soils, excavation and disposal of Polynuclear Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAH)-contaminated soil, capping of another PAH-contaminated area (near AOC #14), as well as placement of a geotextile, soil and vegetative cover over a chromium-contaminated area.
OU5 Ground Water:
To control ground water contamination related to the site, WHC operates bedrock production wells with pumping at a minimum rate of 650,000 gallons per day. Ground water that is not captured by the on-site pumping system is believed to flow into the Raritan River.
A previous study (Lawler, Matuskey, and Skelley, 1983) concluded that American Cyanamid ground water flow from the site does not have a measurable impact on water quality in the Raritan River upstream of the Calco Dam and above the Cuckolds Brook discharge to the river.
In September 2003, the RCRA Corrective Action Program determined that the migration of contaminated groundwater at the site is under control.
OU7 Site-related Wetlands (Natural Resource Assessment):
Under a Natural Resource Assessment, WHC collected sediment and surface water samples in May and June 2000, and a Data Summary Report was issued to NJDEP and EPA in November 2000.
A Human Health Risk Assessment Report and Baseline Ecological Risk Report was submitted to NJDEP and EPA in August 2003 and February 2004 respectively.
The Baseline Ecological Risk Report has been approved and the Human Health Risk Assessment is expected to be approved by the summer of 2006.
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Mumbai Indians Team 2014 is completely full of top order players. They have Batsmen: 4. Bowlers: 10. All-rounders: 3. Wicketkeepers: 4. It seems that MI is fully ready to conquer the IPL title again.
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The Parthasarathy Temple (பார்த்தசாரதி கோயில்) is an 8th century Hindu Vaishnavite temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, located at Triplicane, Chennai, India. It is one among the 108 divyadesams or holy abodes of Lord Vishnu. The name 'Parthasarathy', in Sanskrit, means the 'charioteer of Arjuna', and Lord Krishna is worshipped in that role in this temple.
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Last night, I caught up on a Halloween tradition that was postponed by Hurricane Sandy: I watched It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown. (For those of you overseas, this Halloween special aired every year without fail for many years on US network TV—for those of us who grew up with it, it's just not Halloween without it.)
As I watched, I was struck by the attitudes and lessons we get from Charlie Brown, Linus, and Snoopy. I could be reading into things too much, but here's what I saw:
Charlie Brown
Charlie Brown is an almost tragic figure. Nothing in his life seems to go right. If you stop and think about it, it's a wonder poor Charlie even manages to get through his day (but no shock whatsoever that, by the time the holidays roll around, he's so desperate that he's willing to give Lucy five cents to help him out).
The thing is, he does get through his day. Charlie Brown has every difficulty a kid could have, from absent parents to his attempts to talk to the Little Red-Haired Girl, but he soldiers on. He never seems to let it get to him for very long (except for that desperate Christmas moment). His approach seems to be: encounter injustice, feel whatever you feel about it, then let it go and move on.
I know—he's just a cartoon character, and that philosophy sounds simple. But I also know I have yet to master it myself, so I have to give him credit where it's due. After all, how many of us would have the determination and optimism that lets Charlie Brown try to kick that football over and over again? Or to keep trick-or-treating even though he gets a rock at every house? When life hands you lemons, it seems to me you could do worse than ask, "What would Charlie Brown do?"
Linus has the most faith and philosophical depth of any Peanuts character. Between his belief in the Great Pumpkin, which he maintains while everyone else laughs at him, and the way he recounts the Biblical Christmas story in A Charlie Brown Christmas, Linus isn't your average kid. Charlie Brown may have the Zen thing down, but for me at least, Linus is the heart and soul of the Peanuts crew.
Are you willing to have faith in yourself in the face of ridicule, physical hardship, and failure? Anyone who dares to dream big dreams is going to find out in a hurry. If you're dreaming of making money as an artist, for instance, your first hurdle is probably the reactions of friends and family who believe the conventional wisdom that you're doomed to fail because "art doesn't make money." And a lot of people stop right there, deciding it's not worth it (and then spending the rest of their lives pushing against that deep-seated desire to go do what they love anyway).
Linus, on the other hand, believes in the Great Pumpkin no matter what. He writes him a letter. He finds the perfect, "most sincere" pumpkin patch. And then he waits, into the dead of night, even after all his friends come to take him trick-or-treating. He falls asleep there, wrapped in his blanket and shivering. Nothing deters Linus from his quest except for a big sister who hauls him inside in the wee hours so he doesn't freeze to death. Even then, Linus isn't giving up on next year.
Unexamined devotion can be tricky, and it's good to question yourself here and there to be sure you're heading in the right direction. But once you've decided to pursue that goal, dedication and determination may be exactly what you need to get there, especially when everyone's telling you you're crazy. Stick to your guns and one day, the Great Pumpkin will turn up as promised. (Kaizen-Muse Creativity Coaching™ is really great at helping you hang in there, by the way!)
On a side note, if you've not seen Linus singing "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic," you owe it to yourself! It's better than Prozac.
Snoopy takes Halloween as far as he can. The World War I Flying Ace doesn't just dress the part, he lives it. He climbs up on his doghouse and is off fighting the Red Baron and crossing rivers in Europe. There's something fabulous about the way he immerses himself in his WWI identity and then lets it go when he doesn't need it anymore, and it's worth trying.
KMCC also uses this idea—we call it working with personas. Let's say you're trying out a new job, or a new creative project, and you're feeling a little intimidated by it. "Am I really A Novelist?" you ask, feeling like a fake. If you can take five minutes to really let yourself be A Novelist, you can try the role on and see what happens. Maybe you turn into a caricature of the stereotypical novelist and have a good laugh at yourself. Maybe you find that you're not sure what A Novelist feels like and decide that you want to try just being You, Writing a Book. Maybe you hit on unexpected inspiration. In any case, giving yourself permission to try something new on broadens your world and lets you taste that goal you're aiming for.
The next time you're in need of a little creative inspiration, take a page from your favorite Peanuts character. And if you need some backup, give me a shout!
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Remember the days when you could only see Charlie Brown specials on the one night each year that they were aired? That made them even more special. I'd look forward to them for days in advance. The Great Pumpkin was my favorite, although I loved the skating scene and Vince Guaraldi music in A Charlie Brown Christmas too. I love your character analysis here and Every Little Thing She Does is Magic is a hoot and a delight! Thanks for brightening my day with this, Nancy!
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I especially love Snoopy's audacity! Thanks for a great post and Peanuts character smiles and creative inspiration!
I love this post, Nancy. I'm a firm believer that stories of all kinds – books, comics, TV shows and movies – are the modern myths and legends that teach us about ourselves and each other.
One of the other Goddess Circle members – it might have been Elinor – had an AWESOME series earlier this year about the various life lessons she'd taken from science fiction TV shows – this reminds me a lot of those, but with a uniquely Peanuts twist.
Thanks for an enjoyable read
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As a lecturer:
I remember coming to your office at KU to show you a script that I had written for you to peruse. Having gone through it, you calmly told me; "Ingolo, do not be so angry when you write, whatever the subject is, because even in a funeral, people also laugh". You asked me to tone down and approach my writing with humility. I'll never forget that! To date, I have tried to fashion all my scripts and concepts around that dictum. That script, 'Parcels', opened the inaugural KU Cultural Festival in 1978.
"Headmaster!", that is how we called you way back in the 1980s. How that started, I just don't know, but with hindsight, I can relate to your relentless involvement in the creative enrichment of those that you interacted with; that was definitely legendary.
Whether it was in class as you took us through the paces of creative arts, or at the Kenya National Theatre, which you christened, the Shrine, and then immortalised it in your novel "Shrine of Tears", your energy to gather and disburse knowledge was unparalleled.
It is at the "shrine" that you would sit and engage us in serious discussions on arts and theatre, as we imbibed or "swallowed" as you would call it.
Many a times we would just sit there, drinking plain water; "swallow" or no "swallow", your presence and that of the other icons of the creative arts then; Ngugi wa Thiongo, John Ruganda, David Rubadiri, David Mulwa, Prof Austin Lwanga Bukenya, Robert Serumaga, Okot p' Bitek, was all that mattered.
I also remember the TV series, " men of Office", which you wrote for the then VOK, now KBC. That was immediately after I had joined the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting; a rookie film director.
You told me that now that I had ventured into film production, I should join and contribute all that I had learnt at the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication.
Of course I joined, and with the permission of my director of department, I was availed a film camera, lights and sound equipment. I would then direct all the exterior actions in the series, which we would then marry with the studio drama recording that was directed by Emmoytte Opotti.
The result: a drama series that ran 26 episodes, complete with the visual experience of outdoor cinematography. And the cast was my all too familiar former teachers at Kenyatta University like David Mulwa, Ambassador Prof Ciarunji Chesaina and Prof Austin Bukenya. Apart from directing the exterior scenes I also acted, and your son Paul, acted as my son in that series.
At the end of the evening at the "shrine", your red car, a Datsun 120Y KPZ 039 that was christened "Paulina" by Emoytte Opotti, would then take you from the "shrine" via Kijabe Street onto Thika Road towards Kenyatta University.
You always said that after "swallowing", your car only knew that route out of Kenya National Theatre, hence you would never risk taking any another route! It was a long way, but you would find time on Saturdays to join us at the "shrine".
In the 1980s an ardent football fan you were, and AFC Leopards damu, to the hilt. One day AFC was playing Gor at Nyayo stadium, but we all didn't have enough money for the tickets and for the celebrations thereafter.
The solution was a brain wave, I must admit. You told us "don't worry guys we are going to see the game and we will celebrate". You packed us in your "Paulina"; made your way through town, but to our shock, you drive towards Thika Road.
Well, we kept quite, because at that time being given a lift was such an honour that we dared not complain. You drove into Safari Park Hotel and with us in dutiful tow, into a large hall full of people who were facing some screens.
You settled on some machine as you instructed us to sit at a table and order a "Swallow". Within two minutes, we heard some continuous cranking sounds of coins from the machine you were playing on. The next thing, you were back at the table telling us that it was time to leave (the swallow hadn't even arrived yet).
You had won with the first try and therefore we had to leave Safari Park Hotel otherwise the machine will have "eaten back" the winnings if you played any more.
You of course warned us that we should never go there in future, because even for you, you had just thought about that move from the blues! We proceeded to Nyayo Stadium, AFC won and it was celebration.
When going for an AFC match you would instruct your wife, now Prof Mabel Imbuga, whom you fondly referred to as sister, "listen to the radio and if AFC wins, slaughter two chickens.
Eat one chicken with the children to celebrate, but for the second chicken, keep it for my visitors and me. But don't hold us responsible if we come home late, after all AFC will have won." Mabel, your sister would burst into laughter wishing us good luck in the game.
Another thing I remember is how you would turn around difficult situations, even the mundane, into subjects of humour.
Ghasia. That was a word you coined for anything you did not agree with, but in jest. But of course, this was within the confines of the "Shrine". Sometime before your scholarly sojourn to Rwanda, doctors advised you not to eat meat or drink alcohol. This is roughly how you put it to us.
"Now imagine all my early life I lived in poverty (want) having been brought up by my grandmother after the death of my mother while I was still in primary school.
As an orphan living with my grandmother, the only food I knew was Ugali with vegetables: greens, greens and greens! Then Joining Alliance High school, I thought I had graduated from greens.
But alas, meat on the menu at Alliance was just a rumour, and now that I am working and have my own money, the doctors are telling me not to eat meat? Ghasia!"
As an actor:
If there was a driver on stage, that was you.
You enthusiastically pushed us on especially when we were acting alongside you. 'Muntu' by Joe de Graft in 1978 at Kenyatta University; that was one performance I will never forgot as an aspiring actor then.
The cast comprised lecturers, staff and students of the creative arts department. It was hilarious to see "headmaster" acting in a pair of shorts as the elder son of Muntu.
I was the fourth son of Muntu, and our mission and instructions from Muntu ( the late Prof Arthur Kemoli) was to go out and scout for neighbours within the area, that we as the family of Muntu, had just migrated to.
Having come from a rural school where teachers sat on a higher pedestal than we lesser mortals, and now seeing "teacher", and to make it worse, a teacher in a university walking alongside me while wearing a pair of shorts, was to say the least comical.
The Married Bachelor, a play I adapted and directed for the screen:
Having been short of funds to shoot the home scenes in Western Kenya, my producer, Nyongesa Iyadi, and I were planning to shoot the rural scenes somewhere in Machakos.
You came in and insisted that we have to shoot in Kakamega. The producer pointed the limitation of funds to enable the shoot in Kakamega - 450km from Nairobi - the principal location of the story.
You then offered to take care of our accommodation, meals etc as long as we could marshal resources to ferry crew and cast to Western Kenya.
The producer took on the challenge and a busload of cast and crew travelled to Western Kenya and camped in your almost completed house in Maragoli, Kisatiru near Bendera market.
That is where the entire rural scenes were shot for seven days; with 40 people living and sleeping in your house - wherever they could find space.
We carried mattresses and blankets and used the floors, verandah... You graciously provided food and a host of logistics like enlisting villagers as part of extras in the shoot. From the neighbouring Isukha location you brought in the Isikuti drummers who took part in the circumcision scenes.
You once told us of an incident in New Orleans when you were on sabbatical. You had just taken part in a film shot in Kenya by American producers - I think it was "Gorillas in the Mist" or "Mountains of the Moon".
It was scheduled to show in the university cinema so you proudly marshaled many of your university colleagues to come and watch a movie you had acted in.
As the film progressed, to your horror, you were not seeing yourself! Not even in the scene in which you were very sure you are appearing.
Your part had been edited out! You quietly sneaked out of the cinema theatre before the end credits and swore to support films that are written, produced and directed by Kenyans or Africans.
But of course you took that in humility and laughed it off with your colleagues when they eventually smoked you out after the "Imbuga No Show" had ended.
Well, it's been a long journey, I am not sure we really got to the end of it. Nonetheless, as we mourn your passing, I promise you that we will "also laugh" as we reminisce on the great times you shared with us and thank the almighty God for having given us this great opportunity to have known you as a teacher, mentor, thespian and an inspiration - all rolled into one. Rest in peace Headmaster.


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Will Bond scored 14 points to lead four Sam Houston State players in double figures as the Bearkats overwhelmed Hardin-Simmons 82-31 on Tuesday night. Marquel McKinney added 13 points and Jeremy McKay and James Thomas 12 points each for Sam Houston State (1-1). Eric Taylor scored 11 points for Hardin-Simmons, a Division III school in Abilene, Texas, that classified the game as an exhibition. The Bearkats shot 43.8 percent (28 of 64) from the field, including 13 3-point baskets, and enjoyed a 48-35 rebounding advantage. Michael Holyfield had 12 boards. Sam Houston State forced 27 turnovers, turning them into 35 points. Darius Gatson had five steals.
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The extraordinary cabinet meeting which was chaired by Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon initially focused on broad discussions of increasing 2013's $109 million as New Deal Conference offered huge amount of financial aid to Somalia and Mogadishu port management deal.
The Somali Federal Government spokesman, Ridwan Haji Abdiweli who spoke to the media after the cabinet meeting said "Council of Ministers agreed on the increment of next year's budget and also passed Federal Government-Turkish Company, Al Bayrak agreement," adding that Al Bayrak would run Mogadishu port for 20 years by renovating the buildings and improving the port service.
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After graduating from Penn State I found myself at West Virginia University working on my M.S in Agronomy. My research focus was on pasture management, fertility and root growth. I looked at the effects of nitrogen fertilization on Kentucky bluegrass and white clover native pasture productivity and root growth. I guess you could say I watched grass grow!
Upon graduating from WVU I move to Gainesville, FL to work on my Ph.D. in Soil and Water Science at the University of Florida. My research at UF was on arsenic hyperaccumulation of Chinese brake fern (Pteris vittata L.) and its potential for phytoremediation of arsenic-contaminated soils. Chinese brake fern was the first arsenic-hyperaccumulating plant discovered. My research looked at the efficacy of using this fern to clean up sites that have been contaminated by arsenic. I also conducted research on the physiology of the fern (mainly how it transports arsenic and how certain enzymes respond). I stayed at UF for a few months after graduation and worked as a Post Doctoral Research Scientist. I continued my work on the Chinese brake fern and conducted research on the expression of Arr4 gene in order understand its role in arsenic stress tolerance.
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I was raised on movies. Sure comics and computer games also littered my childhood, but movies and TV shows have always been the main thing! Number one in my life!
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An episode called Ragnarock'n'roll in which a guy called Jeremy tries to destroy the world because his girlfriend wouldn't marry him!
The part that has always stuck with me is towards the end of the episode. Jeremy and his comic relief side kick Ditilio, a grey hunchback who has no interest in destroying the world, face off against the Ghostbusters and Jeremy's now ex-girlfriend on a roof top.
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