Kenneth Milton

Ready or Not! Kenneth Milton

A Love story it is. In this love, there is more respect, honor, obedience, and determination than hugs and kisses. Let's agree to refer to this as family love. Yes, romantic love does appear and creates havoc but remains. This story is set in peaceful and beautiful countryside of Africa. Here the Dumundos, a family of natives, pursue their individual PLANS. They are positive 'plans' which included: family members, friends, co-workers, and believe- it- or- not non natives. Guess what? Just about everyone has PLANS. Plans in this story are great when supported. If not, well, you can guess what happens. Not all 'plans' in this story received the support they needed. In this story, one considered himself as helping a 'plan'. Another saw these same acts as harmful towards that same 'plan'. Nonetheless, how one handle the 'plans' of others is part of this story's foundation. Expect native mine workers to possess family love. They became able to easily unite. It was this type of love that kept several pre University students fixed on 'the cause'. However, others let this love lead them into anger, deaths, and dishonesty. Yes, behind every action was a good or not so good motive. Supporting every motive was a 'plan'. There are many situations in this story. Be prepared to reach your own conclusion.