hello guys

[julius jambukila]

at first i thot my carreer was not fun but now av realised that choosing my career as a green doctor was the best i ever did...its lyk accepting to work with God to treat nature...everyday when i walk through the isle of the 500 acre hospital i cant resist the desire to take a close check on each and every patient entrusted to me ...i smyle when i  am met with a beautyful healthy green smile that reminds me that all is well...

....sometimes back in ED14 DR OUMA EXPLAINED TO US AGRO 08 CLASS HOW SHE HAD REALLY WANTED TO BE A DOCTOR BUT ENDED UP BECOMING AN AGRONOMIST...the message that morning did not sound relevant but 3 years down the line i have realised what she meant by asking us to have passion in our carreer.....by that time it was just about attending classes and avoiding an F...

.....honestly its all abouut passion in what you are doing and luving your work that will help u realise the deeper insights and secrets... i once told off a friend of mine asking me to work for money first radher than my proffession and desire for a good job....my question is ..if you concentrate on the cheque and forget about the work honestly your patients will suffer....

.....sisi ni vijana na enyewe we have big dreams to achieve ..but haifai tuwe in a rush to get rich..radher be patient, earn ua pay diligently for sacrifising and giving all your best at work...one day when you leave be remembered with or for what you did but not just a name... make adifference wherever you go...

...an agronomist is to deploy new ideas of farming into the society but again i have realised egerton gave us just too much to give to the society...let us work to change this society kenya....if ufeel me wherever u r just jua kuna so many patients we are suppossed to treat with what we have learnt.......

retired classrep

production manager/farm agronomist

bhanderi farm/fruity fruits limited

kibwezi

[Jerusa Mercy]

wow, thanks so much daddy, you have inspired your daugther. just to let you know dad that i miss you so so much. i bless the Lord so much for giving you that job.i remember we once met at in kiyole when you were teaching at Orbit and i was also a teacher at Boston, we met again at Yaya centre Israel embassy to try our luck though we were not successfull. Today i can confidently say with a smile that the Lord is faithful. I have learnt to always do my best regardless of the pay though i have a strong faith that God will move me higher very soon.blessings to all 

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