diana dola

Christ Follower, communication expert, Art lover,

[diana dola @ddola]

So what now? Do I just show up with my luggage and child? Ama tufanye aje sasa?

[diana dola @ddola]

Dear @KQSupport @KenyaAirways what in the world? Unreachable on local and international lines, no response on WhatsApp. your check in process is for prayers and fasting! How is it that when I buy a ticket, I have baggage allowance but when I check in, it mysteriously dissappear?

[diana dola @ddola]

@TK_HelpDesk I have always had such a high regard for you. Always felt thought of. How far down the relational drain you have fallen. And yes, I'm just a small customer you can ignore. I wonder how many aren't commenting and are just moving on to other more caring careers.

[diana dola @ddola]

Let me just say @TurkishAirlines play us in Nairobi a good one. Yaani a 7hr flight on a small cramped plane that is full to capacity. I mean a plane that should be doing Nairobi - Mombasa or other short distance! Tuko kama ng'ombe zunasafirishwa! weeehhh ole wetu

[diana dola @ddola]

@TK_HelpDesk Have a look at what? We are already on the flight. Isn't that something that should have been looked at before a plane was allocated? For next time? When those of us on this flight have sufferred and gone on to try and forget this experience?

[diana dola @ddola]

@TurkishAirlines 7hrs in a Matchbox! Weehhhhh not even a shoe Box. A Matchbox! Overheated, cramped for 7hrs... children, pregnant women, old men and women in a shoebox for 7hrs! 7HRS! Do we even matter? Do you care?

[diana dola @ddola]

@TurkishAirlines we know money matters. But So do we as Kenyans. 7hrs on a small cramped flight is not fun or funny. Dont save money at our expensive like we our money isn't the right color.

[Brygettes Ngana @NBrygettes]

SHE HAS CRASHED IT! Sally Njeri completes her 6 hour nonstop swimming challenge at 64 years old. This was a fundraising mission for autistic children and the Kenya Life Saving Federation she has swam for more than 6 km

[diana dola @ddola]

@AIRTEL_KE Just been shared you mean... Anyway, bado sijasaidika

[diana dola @ddola]

Dear @AIRTEL_KE Are you still there? Tulivuka mwaka ama mlikwama? Do you still care about your customers ama bora yesu? Because 4 days waiting is a bit much even for you.

[🪬Ice @ice182063671656]

Idk who needs to hear this, but if you had a baby, or multiple babies pls STOP doing crunches & bicycles for your abs especially if you have diastasis recti. Pls do TVA exercises instead pleasseeeeee. Like the ones on this list

[diana dola @ddola]

@DenisGitau You're besides yourself with grief and pain but you have to be by you're own side, wipe your own tears and hug yourself all while navigating the different environment, cultures and outlooks to grief. Its a tough place to be.

[diana dola @ddola]

@JCOtieno @jirannni @polo_kimanii @polo_kimani At no point did I imply that this is a sole decision. I merely stated that you should let the woman decide on her emotions.

[Dr. Grace Ihejiamaizu-Paul @graceiheji]

My life wouldn't have been this beautiful if I neglected the power of prayers.

It's surprising that not many people are comfortable talking about faith in the social space.

Society has set a standard where sharing your career journey is acceptable, but discussing spirituality often feels off-limits.

However, I beg to differ. My faith in God and having a strong prayer life have truly transformed my life.

Prayer has been my anchor, assuring me that everything will be alright even in the toughest situations.

It brings me inner peace amidst life's challenges, making it my sanctuary during turbulent times.

Sadly, many young people overlook the importance of a strong prayer life. Focused solely on improving their careers, they neglect their inner well-being.

True growth requires nurturing both the physical and spiritual aspects of life.

When we neglect the spiritual, we become vulnerable and easily shaken when troubles come knocking.

Prayer is a divine connection that provides solace, comfort, and strength, regardless of the circumstances we face. It helps us build a strong relationship with God and gain clarity on our path.

I've learned to pray about everything that concerns me, both the joys and the worries.

Prayer isn't merely a Wishlist; it's a heartfelt conversation with our Father, where we seek guidance and courage to move forward.

Learn to pray about everything!

I'd love to hear how praying has improved your life.

Share your experiences in the comments; I'm rooting for you!

#graceiheji
#faith
#prayer

[diana dola @ddola]

I know exactly how this feels. I wish I didn't.

[Chad Bird @birdchadlouis]

One Year Later:
Luke Gabriel Bird
October 20, 2000 – July 16, 2022

When the phone rang a year ago today, I remember where I was standing. I can still hear the conversation. I know exactly where I crumpled to the floor in utter terror. There are things you cannot unhear. There are things you cannot forget.

Luke, a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy, had slipped off a cliff while hiking near a waterfall in Chile. On Saturday, he was officially missing. On Sunday, his body was found. Our beloved son, whom we had for twenty-one years, was now with his heavenly Father.

In one of his speeches, Luke said, “The most important people in our lives are the ones we can look at and say, ‘My life is better because of what you have done for me.’ Be that person.” Luke was that person. He embodied his ideals of brotherhood, sacrifice, integrity. The countless people who have reached out to me this year with their own “Luke story” attest to it. He made people’s lives better. He gave them hope. He gave of himself, without complaint.

Though in this world for only twenty-one years, he left behind a legacy that lives on in every life he touched.

Even a year later, there are days when his death still seems surreal. There are days when that bottle in which our Lord puts our tears overflows. There are days, like today, when my voice breaks, my insides are all torn up, and the thought of living several more decades without hearing Luke’s voice or seeing that smile seems a monstrous injustice.

But live on we must, until our Father calls us home, for though we grieve and though we hurt, the Lord still has work for us to do. My keyboard may some days be wet with tears, but I write nonetheless. I have a wife to love, children to cherish, grandchildren to dote on, friends to help, strangers to offer a word of encouragement.

And you? You are not here by accident. The Lord wants you here. Wants you. Since God was willing to send his Son on a mission to go the ultimate distance to reconcile you with himself, don’t think for a minute he’s now going to brush you aside as insignificant. You matter. The Creator of heaven and earth says so.

Therefore, as long as we are here in this world, loved by God, redeemed by Jesus, surrounded by people who need help, encouragement, hope, even just a smile, we have some serious and joyful work to do.

Like Luke said, “The most important people in our lives are the ones we can look at and say, ‘My life is better because of what you have done for me.’ Be that person.”

Amen.
Christ is risen.
He is risen, indeed. Alleluia.

[Kukie @Karey_mwari]

There is this dope place in Karen called Imani Ceramics where you make your own tableware. It's quite therapeutic and you get to be as creative as your like and learn some pottery.

Weekends are for hobbies and art

[Rob - Fit For Life - Stronger Every Decade @Rob_FitLegacy]

My top 2 exercise picks for each muscle group (most of which can be done at home!)

Pick one of each and you'll build a strong and muscular body.

Thread 👇

[Garrett Kell ن @pastorjgkell]

Ray Ortlund’s 3 questions for reflecting on texts of Scripture:

1 . What kind of God would give this kind of command?
2. What kind of people would need such a command?
3. How does Jesus help us to fulfill this?