A Child of Two Worlds.
This time last year, when I was celebrating yet another year on my already 'majority age', I remember sitting in the car on the passenger's seat just behind my father who was on the wheel. We had just dropped someone who throughout the ride was on the co-driver's seat. Well, anyone who's ever given me … Continue reading 20!
On the list of things that I love, drinking water has a special place. Well, I always tell people that I'm passionate about reading, writing and the fact that I have a blog but I've never quite really told anyone that I also love drinking water because really, that would sound ridiculously awkward if not … Continue reading Be like water!
2:30PM I walk toward the matatu parked near Pumwani Maternity Hospital. I slowly sip my cold bottle of Glacier water which I had bought from an incredibly kind Somali woman who runs a small shop that hosts a few other Somali men that are seated in a group in front of that kiosk. These men, … Continue reading I finally can breathe.
"John Mark, why do you like posting awkwardly creepy things on your WhatsApp stories? The other day you posted a picture of a girl with freckles, that freaked me out, you also shared another photo of a young boy with Heterochromia iridium, and now you want to show us a lady that has vitiligo? Get … Continue reading There is pride in rarity. World Vitiligo Day 2017.
It is ridiculously amazing how everytime I walk into that shower, or when I am doing some damn laundry or worst of all, when I am doing some stupid dishes, (this is the point where you curse yourself for being that African dish washing machine, that automatically gets controlled by only one yell coming from … Continue reading Ripped Manners.
It's exactly one month since I last wrote an article and my readers have been asking me: "Ulienda wapi?" Which loosely translates to, "where did you go to?" In Swahili. I always laugh at this question because it's not only hilarious but also senseless! I have been reading, seriously reading! I have also spent that … Continue reading A beautiful spirit that we should adopt.
Early this year, I attended an interview that was being held at Parklands sports club. I actually received a call from Githinji Mwaura, one of the volunteers who sat in the United World Colleges (UWC) Kenya, national committee. I had to travel all the way from Eldoret; my current town, to Nairobi; my birthplace. I … Continue reading You’ll soon join the dots.
