The Letter of My Life ... 7 Years Later
I rarely write letters. I wrote and mailed my very first letter in January of 1992. I was in std 4. A week before, my parents had dumped me @ MGPS to begin life as a boarder, at the timid age of 9. The big boys @ MGPS had just done what big boys @ MGPS do to small monos; take their food from home, take their pocket money, and practice WWF moves on them . To this date, I have never crafted another letter to my parents, and I mean NEVER, and I love them to bits ...
This post is about a letter I wrote in October 2000. I was preparing for the KCSE. I it to GOD. Ndio, sir God - the one above. I have always carried it with me whenever I change locations. In a few weeks, this letter, in as bad a shape as the original paper is, I will be framing this letter and hanging it in my crib. It has become the letter of my life, a wondrous testament to the blessings God has bestowed in my life thus far, and more importantly, a constant reminder of the great blessings that await me going forward with my life.
I am copying this letter, word for word as I wrote it back in 2-thao. I have witnessed a great blessing from God the last couple of weeks. As such, the sole intent of reprinting this letter is to praise God for his providence, and to seek his strength going forward in the new path that he has charted for me.
God Help Me To Succeed (October, 2000)
God help me to succeed
To be of good courage
To believe in myself
To be hardworking, devoted and dedicated
God help me to succeed
To double my efforts
To know that you
Are on my side
God help me to succeed
To know that the issue
Is not succeeding:
But how well
God help me to succeed
To know that I can make it
And to know that you
Shall not forsake me
God help me to succeed
Not to wane in my confidence
Not to bring to disappointment
I, others and you.
I want an A.
PS:
Thank you God for your goodness.
Labels: Halleluia



31 Comments:
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that is beautiful. God never fails.I know he will continue to deliver for you. Fantastic.
first and second wacha- mume lala?
I must agree man, this is tight. And after such a letter enyewe God just had to grant you that wish (he did, din't he?) LOL at the specific request...i quote "...the issue Is not succeeding: But how well..." then i love this..."I want an A" LOL!
He is indeed great. Congrats on your blessing! (are you a father?) Ulikuwa Musa...
Haiya, you are religious now? Talk of multifarious.
Talk of straight shooting, i hope they were answered.
Hey, dint mean that in a bad way. Just dint know that side of you. God bless you abundantly.
Good for your JM. I like the confidence in stating that ' it is not succeeding but how well'
I am sure your prayers were answered.
You were a border? Fortunately I was not.
@ 3TC: It is grossly unfair to impute successful events in our lives to luck when instead we should be praising God for blessings ... I do not blive that luck and blessing are conjoined ... the former insinuates probability, a hand of fate/nature ... the latter, a deliberate intervention from a superior being.
@ Modo: for me, that kind of confidence is the ultimate expression of my faith - knowing what I want and asking si God straight up, and trust me, he delivered exactly my prayers, and is continuing 2 do so ...and yes, I went there ...lol
@ Aizoh: Read my very first posts. There you will find my religious dispositions ...
@ gishungwa: yeeeess!!
@ Aizoh: No need 4 the disclaimer, if I was you, I'd ask me that. We can discuss this over a beer :) But make sure you read my first 2 or 3 posts ...
@ Kirima: Yes sir. Nilijibiwa na naendelea kujibiwa hata leo. You should be lucky you were not a border, woiiii, tuliona mambo.
MGPS = Moi Girls Primary School? LOL!! :-)
Ok, now to matters serious, I'm happy for you man! Na uzidi kupokea baraka zake kwa siku zijazo.
right on bratha!
Haiya ati 2000 you were where? Ngai I was graduating in Grad school , mama mia u are such a baby !!!! Hehe !!
Nice though and glad God is continuing to shower his blessing unto you and when you speak to Him next time, please tell him to pass some showers in my path , I need it.
@ Archer ... wee kuku sana ..lol ... but thx bro.
@ modo: yup
@ Irena: wacha uchokozi, hehee, u r not as old as you think ... @ si ave seen you ... nitakuombea pia.
This gives me some hope...it has been one of those weeks. May it be a continuous testimony Mwas.
Religious JM, God works wonders. It’s good that you can look back at 7 years ago and see the fruits of your hard work and God’s blessings.
@mwanamishale, as proud MGPS alumni, I wish to warn you to tread very carefully with those jokes. I can easily instruct my fellow alumni to swing you a jab on sight when they see you for such utterrances. Thank Chelsea for saving you on this one.
YES!!! He is somewhat NORMAL, I knew there was hope for ya dearie...
Liked the letter...very, hmmmm telling of your character...self-assured
@ komi: u will be juss fine.
@ 3n: amen. and even chelsea cannot absolve Mishale for such blasphemous utterances ...
@ Q: lol @ "somewhat normal" but uko right kiasi ... and u've dinyad the spot with the character assessment as well ...
May his abundance continue to be bestowed upon you. He is indeed benevolent and merciful, praise be to the most high.
I join 3N in warning mwanamishale we are quite a number you know!
Awesome!! May He continue to bestow His blessings upon you!!!
Hey bro. That was touching. Its funny how we say that someone is so lucky. We should re-evaluate tht statement to 'Fulani wa fulani is so blessed'.
Yu were also blessed to be the one who went to MGPS instead of Naivasha boarding like me. Pure Hell it was. Would neva tk my kid there in a million years.
(Sam wa Mrs. Mwangi)
Beautiful! I love that side of u, so sweet n spiritual..
@ Aegeus: thx bro. barikiwa hata wewee.
@ kirima: i am soo in that mlolongo
@ Sam: My guy!!! waaaaa! been a million years, sio? Ebu hook me up with your digits pliz. Will call you in kindu a week. Do you remember how your dad drove us to Naivasha for the interview ...? That was back in 1990, and I still kumbuka the day ike it was jana, INCLUDING HOW MY FATHER CONNED me that I was # 41 and Naivasha was taking only 40 guys, ati juss so I could feel good. Halafu my guy Sam was wakilishaing @ the top ... hehee ... can't say I regret goig 2 Musa though ...
@ Klara:Thx. Maybe I should show more of it?
And I remember how we jokingly consoled each other, that even though we didnt end up in the same school, we are going to meet in Alliance. And Josh Mwangi, who was No 41 in primoo actually went to Alliance. Congrats ma guy.
Will email yu my digits soon.
By the way...your blog is very interesting.
And I hope that God doesn't mind plagiarism, because am going to copy that letter of yours
Oh my...u r such an amazin person. God's blessings are what we should look into...i love that prayer...u should have it framed for sure.
Truly u hv been blessed. :)
Amen to that! God Bless u God bless Kenya God bless us all
wow!! I agree you best frame it like now!!! Beautiful words. Oh and just so you know, I have gone and done the dirty and tagged you...hihi
@ unyc: kind words those ones ... thank you.
@ jamvi: yes indeed. indeed yes ...
@ kipepeo: thx. yaani you don't grace my page for like a year, and the fao thing you do when you come back is tag me? hehee ... i'll do me best ...
damn guys have akili mingis ... me kwanza I was glad IF I Patad D way .. bahati nasibu I hooked me up with a C- .I questioned myself kwani mimi ni jinga aje........ C minus after 4 years of the 8-4-4 .?
till today .. bado akili iko zero ..
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