Gaou m'a cherchee, Gaou m'a trouvee!


Je me suis enfin decidee a suivre les foules et a creer mon blog.

Sanaga mon amour, Sanaga pour toujours.
Loin de la terre rouge de mon village et des bords de la Sanaga, je fais mention ici de mes peregrinations internautiques.

Merci a Nadia, qui de Valladolid, m'a encouragee a faire mon premier post et a partager mes reflexions avec elle.

Le postulat de depart est simple et je l'emprunte a Cauphy Gombo, "Gaou m'a cherche, Gaou m'a trouve!"

N'hesitez pas a me "finir" avec vos commentaires ! J'ai decide de ne pas les moderer pour l'heure.

Commentaires

Anonyme a dit…
...la monnaie est une belle femme qui n'epouse pas les pauvres...
IAM
samedi, juillet 15, 2006 2:07:00 PM
Anonyme a dit…
....Lorsque tu ne sais pas où tu vas,regarde d'où tu viens...
samedi, juillet 15, 2006 2:50:00 PM
Anonyme a dit…
Bien, les seances de brainstorming au “jambon de parme” ont porte leurs fruits, le blog est enfin la !!! On pourra s’eclater, le kpakpato est en marche….euh…attention tout de meme…Non..plus serieusement (comme tu aimes bien dire), c’est une bonne chose, voila un espace ou tu pourras coucher toutes ces idees qui fourmillent dans ta tete lors de ces nuits blanches a Seattle !!!
samedi, juillet 15, 2006 11:30:00 PM
Anonyme a dit…
c'est cool! j'ai l'impression que je vais apprendre des tonnes de choses sur ce blog. Courage ma soeur, comme tu dis: "aujourd'hui encore pendant que le monde a avancé, l'Afrique a reculé". L'Afrique peut-être, mais pas toi. Et, c'est déjà ça!!!
Energia
N.
dimanche, juillet 16, 2006 11:44:00 AM
Anonyme a dit…
Motion de Cale... come on dit o pays! Je savais que tu etais intello mais la, tu m'epates!

A++ ton couz'
lundi, juillet 17, 2006 1:13:00 AM
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