I question my sanity most times because why did I just laugh so hard at this question!!
Have you ever laughed so hard at something then someone next to you asked “sa unacheka” – to mean what are you laughing at. And it’s usually not a polite question at all.
But sure, I see wild animals. I see a bunch of them. I experience them. I feel them.
“Things that fascinate me might come off as very mundane. But again, that’s just me okay.”
Sagalla
I started writing, then I was told that there was a Christmas choral performance and I had to run for that. I loooove holidays. I mostly thrive in December. Okay so here goes…….
I’d be damned if I said no! I have a few but I’ll fill you in on about one. I am a country girl. Things that fascinate me might come off as very mundane. But again, that’s just me okay.
So back in 2022 January, that was the first actual time I was going to be entirely far from home. It was daunting emotionally, but let’s not talk about that now. I have a history of telling a thousand different stories in one story haha!
Okay so back in 2022 I was to move to a place called Voi, Taita Taveta – Kenya. I knew one girl from there whom I’d gotten acquainted with. And because technically I didn’t have any furniture or a house to begin with. I was to spend my first few days at her home, where she lived with her grandma. Cute innit? Yes. 😅.
So the village was called Sagalla. A whole definition of the place I dreamt of settling. It was cute. So cute.
It was hilly, and full of greenery. The next morning, I woke up to pure blissfulness. The hills were misty. The freshest air I’ve ever woken up to. The homestead was a buzz of calming activities, I’m talking about milking the cows, feeding the chicken and sweeping the yard. For a minute I was like, can I just send my letter of resignation before reporting, because I just had a moment of realization that probably that life right there was everything I’d ever wanted, to feel complete.
I think about Sagalla every so often. So clearly that makes it a favorite place. Okay cue “favourite girl by Darkoo” I guess this should work for now
Share a lesson you wish you had learned earlier in life.
Not believing in my abilities and always getting caught up in the fear that I had an audience around me. Ready to criticize me.
I know I don’t blame it all on myself , as in the lack of confidence and self worth. To some extent these things are natured.
Though I know I regret the chances I lost because of a whack sense of worth. Either way, I learned my lesson regardless. That’s the beauty and privilege of growing up. Like I said the other day, I am blooming in my own way.
What was the last thing you searched for online? Why were you looking for it?
I am currently reading “Things we never got over” by Lucy Score. It’s by far the most engaging novel I’ve read. And I promise I’ve read a bunch of fictional novels. But there’s just something about this particular one.
Anyways, I love the language they use. A combination of decent and a few curse words here and there. It gives off a more relatable approach regarding communication.
Okay I wasn’t trying to write a review. So while reading I bumped into “Over her shoulder, my brother flipped me the bird.”
I swear before yesterday I’d never heard the phrase before so I went searching for it.
Flip the bird is actually the last thing I searched on my Google.