Bwa Bwa Bwa

Nabagereka Wu yakuza omwana omuwala munda mu bbugwe ebimyuufu ow’Olubiri lwa Cifu n’ensibuko eyali temanyidwa eyakyuka era nafuuka mwannyina w'omukungu. Nga asibiddwa ku kutya Katonda kwe okw'omwana n'ekkubo ly'obuzibu, "omusendasenda" kye ky'alina okufuuka ow'obutwa obumala okuwona okuyiwa omusaayi okuddirira okutomeragana kw'obukodyo wakati w'ebimuli bya Kabaka n'ebimuli byonna bwe bikyuka ne bidda ku njuyi zaabwe ezisinga ekizikiza mu kaweefube w'okukikola okufuna okwagala, ettutumu, ekitiibwa n’obuyinza, enkomerero ki ey’Obwakabaka obwali buteredde naye kati obutawaanyizibwa. Era Kimanyiddwa Nga : EKIMULI EKIMYUUFU, AKAADI Z'EBIMULI Yateekebwa mu bwakabaka bwa China mu kyasa eky’ekkumi n’ebiri n’eky’ekkumi n’ettano Obufuzi bw’Obwakabaka bwa Song.

Adult concept dealing with moral ethics and tradition. It is aimed at hitting core beliefs and developing relationships. Unfortunately, there is no book jacket as of yet; however, I can offer this: Picture a large ranch remodeled to house mental patients who were given insulin-injected therapy. It also involves mortuary cannibalism and Kuru. As of yet, Soup Kitchen is not finished, so it will be entered in sectional increments. I hope that you will find this a thought-provoking concept. The story's aim is to try to get you, dear reader, to wonder when does what one would consider morally unethical gets lost in the beauty of tradition...? Please know, that this project was started a few years ago. Page wise, it's about 115 of a Word document with a word count close to 80,000. I look forward to insight as it gets a critical go-over by me. Bwa, ha, ha... I apologize for the vague description. It's easier for me to just ask that one reads it, and I'll be more than happy to answer any questions. Thank you for your time and consideration. Respectfully yours, -Jenn :)