An Eventful Life And A Crazy Diary

By Susan Hinton

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Life Doesn’t End There:

Life is deeper than we think. The things we do always have either a positive or a negative impact in our lives. This is a story about four girls who left high school and got into the university. While in the university, they lived in the same room due to financial constraints, even though they did not know each other in the past. Follow their journey as they experience love and other aspects of life.
Most often, we forget that in life, we will all give accounts of our activities and we can never eat our cake and have it. Parents invest a lot in their children so that they can at least be useful to themselves in future. Most children rather forget these sacrifices and go ahead to do what pleases them even to their own detriment. For this reason, parents have to keep advising their children so that they do not go astray.
Bad company corrupts good morals and so we have to be careful of the friends we make. One has to have a strong will power in life so that one is not influenced negatively and no matter what we do, we have to be ourselves.
These four girls were from different homes and had only come together because they wanted to further their education. Two of them were very mischievous while they were in high and they became even worse during their studies at university. They did a lot of crazy things together.
When the women’s university days were over and they were to separate, each of them had to reap the rewards for their actions. Two of them were not very serious with their studies. The hard-working students graduated, while the not-so-serious ones found life after university extremely difficult.
It is very common in our society today to see children do very crazy things on campus. Students enter cults, dress so crazily and do crazy things to get marks from lecturers. Just a little bit of concentration for probably two to four years does not mean we are missing all the pleasures of life.

My Crazy Diary:

I grew up to believe that there was nothing more important than achieving a good education. That was all I ever dreamed about. My dream was based on becoming one of the greatest Professors that ever lived. I was very adventurous as well. I loved trying new things, especially in my country. Life was pretty interesting with all the adventures that I was undertaking. This desire and addiction I had for adventures helped me expand my academic knowledge, which was my sole desire.
In the midst of one of my most distinguished field works, working on my PhD (Doctor of Philosophy) thesis as a geologist, I found myself in a land of strange people with the strangest way of doing things. However, being there was necessary for my studies. Everything about them was based on their ancestral beliefs and traditional affiliations. The wild and annoying mosquito bites in the region could not be over emphasized.
My first day in this village, Furawa, changed the strong desire I had inside me for my academic pursuits. I was now interested in letting go of my PhD thesis and giving a helping hand to a vulnerable people.
On one fateful day, an innocent old lady is put to death due to false accusations from the so-called leaders. Life was pretty complicated here. My desperate desire to help these people led me to the Ayah family. The Ayah family was negatively affected by the present predicaments of life in this village. They were a kind and friendly family that had so much to mourn about. Their only son and daughter were taken away by the cruel hand of death. Mrs Ayah’s mother was killed unjustly. Manyi, the only child and the most cherished child of the Ayah’s was the only child left alive. She successfully studied English language and became my translator.

• Language: English
• Publisher: DoroClem Publishing
• Release date: Jul 15, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476192550

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