Wow....beautiful and incredible movie!..."LIKE STARS ON EARTH"...it's just passed for my favourite movie now! A must-watch for all parents, school-teachers, Sunday-School teachers, aunties, uncles, neighbours....anyone who interacts with children!

Lessons: - every child is unique and special...we shouldn't force any child to behave in a particular way...not all children may be as 'smart', as we measure 'smartness'...each child has a special 'gift' to offer the world....let us be VERY CAREFUL when comparing two children (if necessary at all)...the fact that my big brother is a straight 'A' student is fine, but maybe he doesn't paint/weave/dance like i do.

My prayer after the movie: may God open our eyes wider...that we may identify the 'good' in every person/child we meet....may our words and love for them build them up to what God truly created them to be...and may we never let them grow up thinking they are in 'competition' with anyone. Amen!

 Do not despise humble/small/little beginnings. Why do some of us feel like hiding when we sit in "trotro" and even refuse to say 'hi' to someone we know on the same bus? What is wrong with starting life with no wardrobe in your rented apartment? Do you have a problem walking to places because your colleagues are driving big cars? Your worth is not dependent on where you live, your means of transport, how expensive your clothes are, or even what and where you eat. Your worth deals with who you are from the inside and WHOSE you are! Life is not permanent...There are good and bad days...Situations change....let us learn.....especially LADIES....what Paul the Apostle learnt...Phil.4:12 - I know what it is to be in need, and I know what it is to have plenty. I have learned the secret of being content in any and every situation, whether well fed or hungry, whether living in plenty or in want.