My newest prayer is simple: “Lord, settle it.”
Settle my mind. Settle my heart. Settle my spirit.
Teach me to walk in peace instead of anxiety, and faith instead of fear. 🤍
Watching your little human develop a personality of their own is low-key the cutest thing. The little expressions, the funny habits, the mischief. 😂 Just yesterday you were so tinyyy. How did we get here so fast? 🥹
Hata mimi nilifukuzwa WhatsApp group ya linda mwananchi juu nilichelewa kutuma proof ya "Niko kadi" and I immediately joined Sifuna Ground Defense Force (SGDF) @AdrianOluoch usituletee tabia za caleb Amisi bana.
Just learnt that In Luo,
Nya is for women (Nyagem, Nyasiaya, Nyawahito)
Ja is for men (Jakindu, Jaloka, Jabondo)
God is Nyasaye 🤔🤔
Devil is Jachien! 😂😂😂😆
Kids will be home for 11 weeks straight starting Friday... Milk is 100 bob for 500ml.. 1Kg of beef is 800 bob... Cabbage mzima saa hii ni 180 depending... Parents will have to dig deeper to finance breakfast, 10am and 4pm snacks plus dinner... That's like 1K a day... 😭😭😭
Poverty is not simply the absence of money.
To me, poverty is the absence of options. The inability to make choices because your circumstances have already made them for you.
I have experienced seasons when I had dreams but lacked the resources to pursue them. Seasons when even helping someone in need was difficult because I was also struggling.
That taught me something: I didn't just want money; I wanted the capacity to choose, to create opportunities, to help others and to live with dignity.
That is why I work hard to create my own economy.
For me, escaping poverty is not just about becoming wealthy. It is about reaching a place where lack no longer determines what you can become, what you can do, or who you can help.
Poverty limits choices. Prosperity creates possibilities.