WHAT MY FATHER TOLD ME AT THREE IN THE MORNING - Khiwa, Edward
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This book grew out of my experiences; in a collection of family group gatherings; interview with family siblings- pioneers, elderly communities, dialogue with those people with experience in sorrows, anger, grief, stress, and rod scholarly academic experiences from Africa, Europe, and United States, under Global Universities and Colleges. This document is composed of several chapters. Chapter I brings to us, the true measure of man and manhood. Chapter II, reveals the father of Dr. Khiwa, Mr. Luyirika and his philosophy in raising children and the immigration of his family and his final words…mehr

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This book grew out of my experiences; in a collection of family group gatherings; interview with family siblings- pioneers, elderly communities, dialogue with those people with experience in sorrows, anger, grief, stress, and rod scholarly academic experiences from Africa, Europe, and United States, under Global Universities and Colleges. This document is composed of several chapters. Chapter I brings to us, the true measure of man and manhood. Chapter II, reveals the father of Dr. Khiwa, Mr. Luyirika and his philosophy in raising children and the immigration of his family and his final words of wisdom to the children and the World. Chapter 3, focuses at the moment of silence. In this course, here father revealed the sources of his manhood and legacy. Chapter IV brings to the reader the understanding of Luyirikas' grands and his heritage. Chapter V, breaks down the history of the great parents of Luyirika's line of origin.
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Borne from a family of a Christian and a member of sixteen kids raised from the jungles of African Bamblee! Travelling twenty miles a day from home to school and back home without a transportation and sometimes without shoes in the legs. The author's major challenge was to wake up at four in the Mornings to go to school at that distance carrying luncheon and school books at his back. Though, he was active in schools activities, many times he could find himself tired and slept in the soccer field and could once in a while be picked up to go to afternoon classes after embedded with equatorial sun.