I ain’t no bookworm. I got very short attention span like most facebookers and tweeps.
Magazines usually start with editorials and their front featured articles. That’s too much to digest at once.
One paragraph articles or short comics at the end are very easy fast and easy to read. As I move towards the front page, the articles get a little bit longer and deeper. My mind is in a more curious and grasping mode for that effect.
And some people thought I’m a fanatic! xP
Mauritian social medias are full of disapointment by the fact the AirAsia will stop it’s service in Mauritius soon.
“The suspension of the Mauritius route is a part of the company’s big plan in network restructuring aimed at improving operational efficiencies in term of aircraft utilizations”
There are rumours that this is due to pressure by some Mauritians groups
“the sudden decision could be due to peer pressure by local ethnic groups, lobbying to the authorities in Mauritius to stop the highly successful flights.” –theindependent.sg
As I am a common people, I don’t have the ability to know the real reason behind.
It’s a really sad thing that Middle class Mauritians won’t be able to afford holidays abroad as AirAsia was allowing. Is there anyone to standup for “ti-dimounes”?
Stay in your job position for 8 hours. On top of that, add 1 hour more for lunch time. Makes 9 hours in the workplace already.
As the time of writing, February 2017, teleportation has not yet been invented — or at least not that common people know of. It takes around 1 hour to 3 hours to commute to our workplace. Stupid traffic jams. Cherry on the cake, Mauritian Ministers with their escorts have the guts (‘toupe monstre’) to halt other road users so they can drive in our tax-paid BMWs and on our tax-paid roads in front of us while we, uhm, watch them in their dark tinted windows. Why are they in such a hurry to travel to finally do nothing?
The 8 hour work day supposed to be like this (best case scenario):
But in reality, it’s very different:
Lot’s of people do over-times on top of the 8 hour work which further decreases their personal times and sleep. This leads to insomnia, depression.
I believe we have the rights to spend time with our children, energy to setup shop. To summarise, we need time to live!
How many for “30 hour work-week” in Mauritius?
I was scrolling Facebook when I saw this post:
https://www.facebook.com/friendlyatheist/photos/a.10152839688055080.1073741825.353026650079/10157927165335080/?type=3
Does it make sense? I think yes. Why does God has to test small kids who don’t even know they are being tested — or at-least don’t understand the reason of it? I previously wrote an article on how to determine whether God is being nice to you or you are being tested: The 3 Arrays of Life.
Yet, people tell me there are books after which you read, you’ll stop asking question whether is God fair or why is there so much injustice in the world. Basically everything is about “absolute justice”. Maybe I should read one of the books to understand how can people think that way.
Anyways, one should not be afraid to question stuffs. Always question everything whether at work or at home. You’ll die less stupid (or more stupid according to some if your opinions differ to theirs).
Mauritius lacks entertainment for the population. Porlwi by light is an awesome event. It’s like living in a magic world for few hours.
However, like any large human gathering, trash is left all over the place.
Some people have posted on social media that the Porlwi by light organisers are somewhat incompetent people who did not cater to clean the streets after the people. Seriously?
Before criticising the organizers, can they organise such an event by themselves? I guess some of them can’t even change a light bulb in their bathroom; forget about even making 1 art piece.
I can’t organise such an event on my own. But not throwing trash on the streets is definitely in my list of competence.
Please please. I want this festival to continue. Let’s be civilised people. Everyone play their part, we shall all be winners 😉
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