• A Piece of My Heart

    A Piece of My Heart

    The first Monday of December finds me in paradise, engaging in not-so-paradise activities. I am pressing pressing my laptop, January rent has to be made.  The air is balmy, the AC is working and I’m alternating between the patio and a table next to a window indoors, taking in the view of the pool and […]

  • I wish I was vanilla ice cream on your kitchen shelf | by @Mwass_

    I wish I was vanilla ice cream on your kitchen shelf | by @Mwass_

    She looked like the ninth wonder.

  • I Can’t Afford to Love Myself  | by @_mis_behave

    I Can’t Afford to Love Myself | by @_mis_behave

    Hey you, You are going to have bad days. Days when not even a date-with yourself-to go see Black Panther will make you happy. You are trying this self-love thing. So when you were in town the other day and right in the middle of Mama Ngina Street you felt emotion clogging your chest; ducking […]

  • Talents of Nairobi

    Talents of Nairobi

    Perhaps influenced by Shonda Rhimes’ TED talk (I am yet to get the book), I promised myself that I’d make a point of saying yes to more things and just try new stuff at least once. I did, for a while. But not too consistently. Talents of Nairobi caught me in one of those inconsistent […]

  • When In Egypt with @SimplyKech

    When In Egypt with @SimplyKech

    One of the most  misunderstood countries is Egypt. When I first expressed my interest to go there, many spoke of how dangerous my idea was, yet I stayed there for two good months, safe and sound! Egypt is a spectacularly beautiful country with cultural gems. It is safe, the ocean is peaceful, the beaches are […]

  • The Sunrise Hangout

    The Sunrise Hangout

    It’s 6.23am on a public holiday. I am riding on the back of a nduthi, cruising up Haile Selassie Avenue.

  • Sunday Morning At The Park

    Sunday Morning At The Park

    There’s something about Sunday mornings; they’re are calm and slow

  • Lost In Lamu

    Lost In Lamu

    The streets of Nairobi and the streets of Lamu are as different as can be and yet on that Sunday mid morning, I found a likeness in the two.

  • Dad

    Dad

    I have always known I want to write about my Dad, it is the how that I have struggled with.

  • To Be A Woman | by @NyokabiWainaina

    To Be A Woman | by @NyokabiWainaina

    To be a woman is.. To breath quietly,

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