Is life so unfair that sometimes what we want to be is not what we become? Could there be some special power that dictates on what we should be even if it's against our wish?

Are we so short-sighted that we cannot choose the best route to take us to the destination of our dreams?  Such questions can only come from the back of a perplexed mind but the most satisfactory answer to all that niggles at the back of our hearts is yes.

One of the most successful economics professors in the US once told journalists at a conference that as a young boy he wanted to become a lawyer, his father wanted him to become an engineer while the mother wanted a doctor out of her son.

Do I really have the chance to undress and inspect her body before I decide whether or not to date her or will I have to ask every woman I meet whether or not she has a tattoo on her body before I delve into serious relationship?

It's ridiculous; this is similar to what one young girl told her mother. "Mummy I will never marry a man who snores."

Her beaming mother replied, "That's fine sweet heart, but you only have to be careful as you find out who snores and who doesn't." And the mother was right because you have to sleep with them first if you are to find out who snores and who doesn't.

If you still think that Kampala city is in Uganda, villagers outside Kampala have a different perception about the city.