Kang'ara

One day at a time

[WARÚHIÚ @kamauwaruhiu]

@mbiti_mwondi Sisi tulikua tunakimbiza mwizi wa taps.

[Mufasa Poet @mufasapoet]

Our Constitution is not a tissue!

#poetictuesdays

[A. N. Other @fyatuka01]

Mutura ya Gikambura!!Mai lord!!

[lost thoughs 🥀 @Rahmon429790]

I lost her again 🥀😔

[Mufasa Poet @mufasapoet]

This is not 1992 to mistake duty for favor,
Government fundamentals are not ornamentals,
We will not romanticize infrastructure.

The president has not built roads, our taxes have.
The president did not pay for Talanta stadium, loans that Kenyan will pay for have.

Every time the president says ametenga,
You need to remember,
Huge spending doesn’t mean service delivery,
Especially when every project costs way, way more than it’s supposed to.
We do not call that development..
Everywhere in the world they call that embezzlement.

#poetictuesdays

[cruzey @callmecruzey]

"Babe I've been calling your phone since 4pm"

Me at 4pm:

[francis njenga @francais065]

@Kabogo_Henry Ng’amba

[miilatoooo @miiilato]

when you wake up thinking it's 3am but it's actually 37 seconds before your alarm

[Karis @YaneKariuki]

Hii gif inanimaliza 😂

[St.Paul's University @SPUKenya]

Yes, you can't go home empty handed

[Tanya Junghans @tanyajunghans]

The fact that this was better than the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony…

[Mt. Kenya East Commentary @itsjim_ke]

Ngonjeni muone wasaliti wote, akina Alice Ng’ang’a, Lee Kinyanjui, Mutahi wa Covid, MPs walipitisha Finance Bill, mpaka akina Ichung’wa wataingia hio PPK ya Nyoro.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

"connected without internet" is easily in the top two ragebaits.

[Kang'ara @gikera_1]

@KibandaScholar "walk me through your thought process"ndio ya saa ii.

[Fred @Fedrickkkkkk]

Hi Chidinma.
If you ever change your mind to settle for less, I’m always available

[Okong' Okuna @XivTroy]

For some reason, I have never looked at these things & felt that I was missing out. I have my small joys that mean a lot to me. I recently discovered an eatery that grills marinated chicken necks. Sells them at 30 bob each. I cannot tell you the profound joy those necks bring me.

I pick almost 20 at a go. I Keep them in the fridge. And I can't wait to get home. Everytime To prep some ugali. And get to work. I didn't sleep at home yesterday because of some work commitments, and all I can think about even this morning,at 5 am, is what I will do when I finally get my hands on those grilled, juicy chicken necks. I'll probably sing a hymn. Like I did last time. Probably do a little dance.

That side of Nairobi may never get to experience the joy of a juicy, grilled chicken neck with a bowl of steaming ugali, and salad. When you are finally alone, without the cameras, and it just feels right. Complete. Alive.