A Quick Word to All Recent Visitors of the Blog
If you are new to tDA first up welcome, welcome, welcome 
Secondly, apologies for a couple of reasons:
1) I recently had to completely delete and reinstall the blog due to malware and viruses and have been slow, to say the least, restoring the theme and backend stuff that made the blog sparkle. Rest assured, I am slow but steady in getting there.
2) If you have left a comment in the last couple of months, sorry. I logged in to find more than 900 comments that have yet to be approved. If any of my crew – you know yourselves – wish to help me as I go through these comments, shoot me a mail ( what a weird expression if ever we use one) and I appreciate your help.
3) Mwangi is not dead I am still very much alive and still a resident of Australia. If you have any questions or anything you want to know my contacts are all over.
4) I am working on the theme and the backend….promise
5) I don’t like spell checking. I simply love to write
B blesd and bles othaz,
Mwangi
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By monkeyduke, January 5, 2010 @ 5:06 pm
I stumbled across this blog by accident looking up Australian Racism.(TM). Being Indian and having wrestled with identity and the pronounced negative stereotypes about people who look like me(all 1 billion of us) has been exhausting. I firmly beleive that raceis irrelelvant for the future i.e. we are individuals first. However being constantly viewed through the ‘race prism’ has stimulated a wider interest in the concepts of race and the similarities that binds us. Long story short, love the blog, love the honest nature of it and the self-effacing humour therein. Looking forward to read some more.
By admin, January 13, 2010 @ 11:56 pm
@monkeyduke: Thanks for the kind thoughts and welcome to tDA
By Mella, January 17, 2010 @ 6:23 pm
Wow, I can not believe that I have only just stumbled upon your site now. It’s so refreshing to hear your experiences, good and bad and funny, from such a personal perspective. I also live in Melb- in the south east to be exact – and have a keen interest in learning about and understanding the ways we feel about ethnicity, culture, identity and how the hell we all manage (or not) to mash it all together in one place. In the near future I am hoping to work with migrants and from what I’ve read so far this blog has been amazing, as the African communities are very significant here.
By admin, January 27, 2010 @ 5:21 pm
@Mella: Always glad to be of service