The wedding that shook the country

I have been away for a while and events that have happened in the last week have prompted me to make a come back way before my scheduled return. As a freelance journalist, I can choose when to work and when to take a break. I decided to take a break from work for 3 months and that meant that I wouldn't blog for all that time. That rest has done me well and I'm now back.

Now 2 Kenyan men wed in London and the whole country comes out in abhoring homosexuality. I'd be happier if everyone kept quiet and act like nothing happened. When a Bishop is busted butt naked in bed with a relative's wife and frog-marched to the police station nude, the country selectively chooses to sweep that under the carpet. So many other ills of this rotten society are swept under the carpet and yet 2 men can't be allowed to live their lives peacefully. Oh please, spare us the high horse and double standards hypocracy. You sleep with your daughters and your wives sleep with their sons....Oh c'mon the list is endless....

Gay men, go ye and live your life, enjoy it to the fullest and let no one bring you down. I might as well to the UK and get married!!!