Hii ni maisha gani mungu baba. Yani nilinunua TV kubwa,Tv Maduong,lakini ata two hours nimelemewa kukaa chini nione matunda ya jasho yangu bwana. Yani nafika kwa nyumba namna hii,TV naangalia dakika mbili usingizi nayo inasema Luwere luwere. Tv niliwacha ikiona mapaja ya Nina shaban pale NTV nikiamka napata tunaona Bookten,kumbe ni kipii ilipendua sirkal nikiwa usingisi ikaweka ninja tatos bwana. Namwambia rudisha news mara moja,angalau nchi isichomeke tukiona cartoon,dakika mbili usingis luwere luwere,round ya pili
Bwana we have accidentally become our parents,kimchezo tu tukiona. Mimi naona ata tumezeeka haraka sana jameni. Ni juzi tu nilikua class 6,wananiuliza what do you want to be when you grow up nawaambia I want to help the needy,sahii ni mimi niko needy,kama iko mtu alifanikiwa akuje atusaidie sisi tulilemewa akiamungu. This is not the life we prepared 20 years in school for,woi! Jowiii!!
When our baby died three days after being born, my husband didn’t cry, not once that I saw. I was drowning and he seemed fine, just quiet, going to work, coming home, eating dinner like nothing had changed. I was furious.
I told him I wanted a divorce and he just nodded. No fight, no tears, no “please don’t go.”he didn't even ask why. I took that silence as confirmation that he’d never really cared. That we’d never really been a family. We signed the papers and I moved out. He didn't even try to stop me
Three months later I got a call from a woman
In our home, we have three of them.
No one ever bothers to find out their breed — we have simply nicknamed them "African Shepherds."
So far, they have caused us to pay hospital bills for more than five people and forced us to visit the chief’s office more than twenty times.
During the mating season, the males often wander off from the home compound and can stay away for almost a month without us seeing them.