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COMPLETE WITH MY ALIVENESS

Cue my ten- thousandth listen of ‘I Drink Wine‘ off of Adele’s album – 30. Stay at the chorus, ‘So … More

Kenyan Bloggers, Kenyan writer

THE NEVER NOW

I’ve been thinking about, reading, questioning and listening closely in conversations about people’s choices and life experiences. Aside from my … More

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ANTICIPATORY

Anticipatory loss or grief is considered the ‘in between place‘ before you experience a life changing event. I’ve been naming, … More

Kenyan Bloggers, Kenyan writer

EXTERNALISING: MY OUTSIDE VOICE

I’m actively working on existing more outside of my head, on giving myself space to actively be a person and … More

externalising, giving myself a voice in my head, Kenyan Bloggers, Kenyan female writer, Kenyan writer

THE COMPLEXITY

Every introductory sentence to this post that I’ve thought of started with a declaration that I’ve been struggling to be … More

Kenyan Bloggers, Kenyan writer
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FINDING REST: THREE

It’s been almost exactly a year since my last attempt at taking stock and now that the country is back … More

Kenyan woman writer, Kenyan writer, Taking Stock

THE PRACTICE

I’ve been seeing and hearing a lot about gratitude in the last year. I’ve found it difficult to seek out … More

Gratitude practice, Kenyan blogger, Kenyan woman writer, Kenyan writer

IN MY TIME

I’ve taken some time recently to think about what my hair means to me, if anything. Especially since my transition … More

Kenyan Bloggers, Kenyan female writer, Kenyan writer, Natural hair

BEYOND A WHOLESOME DISCIPLINE

Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. – Max Ehrmann When I was a child, my mom used to … More

Balance, Desiderata, Gentle, Kenyan Bloggers, Kenyan woman writer, Kenyan writer

THE AFTER LIFE

Death leaves a lingering taste in your mouth. I suppose this is why the seemingly African tradition around grievers is … More

African writing, Death, Grief, Kenyan female writer, Kenyan writer, The after life

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