Thon Adut Thon

When I think about the problems of South Sudan, everytime, it makes me mad.🇸🇸 When are we healing from such deep wounds?

Massive weight.

Happy birthday Amour Akech aka Nyigem!! You're winning the championship #2026 for cheeky 😅😅

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMUOR AKECH: shine bright, receive blessings day and night 🌙

This picture takes me right back. High school days hit different 🥣☀️ Lunch break, Lunch time in the school yard, plate in one hand, soda in the other, and 100 things on my mind. High school taught me more than books, green shirt, and the school compound that raised us. No matter where life takes us, we’ll never forget the lessons, the laughs, and the meals shared here. Once a student, always proud.

I once thought The Moody Blues would answer my questions about the meaning of life. Turns out they were asking the same questions I was, just in a different way. Still, it was an introduction to some great music.

Nothing matters unless you make it matter.

Everything is meaningless until you give it meaning.

Nothing is sacred unless it becomes sacred to you.

Life is only worth living if you are willing to let yourself live.

I find my meaning in the quiet moments, where im truly in the present. Breathing in clean air, listening to birds chirping, feeling the wind on my skin. Belly laughing with a loved one. I would take a great memory over material things any day.

TH BOOK THAT HUMBLEDME: Karl R. Popper deserves attention. Knowledge should make us more intellectually humble, not more certain. The wisest minds often leave the most room for questions. "First of all, in saying that we begin with a problem and end with another problem, we point to one very important lesson: the lesson that the more our knowledge grows, the more we realize how little we know. This Socratic lesson is as true in the natural sciences as it is in history: to become educated is to get an inkling of the immensity of our ignorance."
Karl Popper, ‘The Myth of the Framework’.

Remember when life path is steep, to keep calm.

It was so nice to welcome you to Juba Sir. Antony Akech Deng Nyuon. May the good Lord open the way for everything to go well by His grace. As a teacher, you don’t always see the fruits of your efforts until your students’ grow into adulthood. That’s one of the joys of living in the same area in which you taught.

Gabriel