What’s the worst that can happen? In the past year, my best friend’s mantra in life has been; what’s the worst that can happen? We could be talking about a job advert and then I get some hesitation to apply because I feel I am not qualified enough and she would ask me “ May,… Continue reading Twenty-Five Equals Twenty Fine: Here are Ten Things I have learnt in my Quarter Century of Life

It is my birthday month. I am turning a quarter century old. Pretty old, right? It has been ages since I was here last. 15 months to be precise. A lot has happened in my life. A lot of good things. 2019 was my year. I thrived. I flourished. I lived. Well, 2020 started pretty… Continue reading My Birthday Amid COVID-19

Ever felt lost, completely lost and just ready to throw in the towel? Ever been at the end of the rope where you feel nothing and I mean absolutely nothing is going well and you just want to give in? I think most of us have been there plenty of times. Sometimes the gloom is… Continue reading Lost, impatient and giving up

Nipple cracking Holy Sh*t! It felt like death! Holy Molly! I do not even have the right words to explain this to you. I was in freaking pain. I felt like giving up. So when Jeremih was two weeks old, my nipples started cracking. It first started with the left boob. I dreaded him waking… Continue reading In the spirit of celebrating World Breastfeeding Week, here are some of the things I wished I knew about breastfeeding beforehand:

It was my point of sanity. It redefined the meaning of life I knew I was a mother Having my son at the age of 21 was life-changing to say the least. I loved him with every ounce of my being from the time I found out I was expecting. I was in an unsure… Continue reading Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week in Kenya

Lately, I have been listening to most of the local radio stations and one of my favorite shows as been Radio Jambo’s breakfast show hosted by Gidi and Ghost. I especially love the “Patanisho” segment were people ask to be reconciled with their loved ones. While Gidi is the voice of reason, all Ghost does… Continue reading LOCAL MEDIA TAKING US FOR A RIDE!

In a short span of time, say 20 minutes, you are sure to visit a number of U.S. states, countries, factories and lastly your destination. Those of you that live in Eldoret know this. Our estates have crazy but ambitious names and we are proud to be from Eldorado :). I went to the University… Continue reading Different countries you can visit in Eldoret

What does it really mean to be financially secure? If you were to be terminated from your job at the end of this month, would you be able to pay your bills next month? Do you have enough money saved up that can last you a couple of months as you find your bearing? The… Continue reading 5 Things That I Use To Measure My Financial Security

1. Be happy no matter what My son has always been smiling since the day he was born. He has such a beautiful smile that melts my heart and blows me away. You don’t have to do anything impressive really to make him smile. He is just a happy child. I remember when he was… Continue reading LESSONS I HAVE LEARNT FROM MY SIX MONTH OLD SON J

It has been a while. No. it has been a long long time, over a year without me posting on my blog. It is not by choice that I have been missing in action. In the last year and a half, a lot has happened in my life and a lot has changed. It is… Continue reading THE SNAP BACK