So early this year, I was operated on at a private city hospital. At first, the doctor said the benign tumour (non-cancerous lump) on my hand wasn't a cause for worry.
I turned up like every patient the day before and registered for admission,
In a will, one always lists their wishes and how they would love their family to live. You can clarify how your wealth should be shared.
It is signed before two or more witnesses before the testator passes away.
As I lay rose flowers on my husband’s grave five months after he passed away, I finally felt obliged to open his will.
Something interesting happened on my ruracio; if it wasn’t for her mother’s intervention, I believed I wouldn’t be married.
Okay, it's not that serious, but you should have seen how my wife, Mercy, was then raging with anger.
“You lied to me. How can I trust you when these two women come by claiming to know you?
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Taking one of the biggest steps in your life is quite daunting. For a wedding, all focus shifts to the day you walk down the aisle.
In as much as a wedding should be the happiest day of your life, it is accompanied by stress from detailed planning.
In my first month in my new high school, I crossed paths with my principal. I had just transferred from another school and joined Form 2 in the new institution.
He was a tough guy, some Form 4s used to tell us that he was an ex-military officer. So they nicknamed him the machine. Haaa, but the guy indeed walked like a robot.
Some decisions are quite hard to make and quite draining while thinking through them.
Even I, couldn’t believe that I had quit a Ksh80,000 job until HR processed my clearance form. A Ksh80,000 job with this economy! If I wasn’t a 26-year-old, they would have probably beaten some sense into me.
“Oyah bro! Chunga barabara usigongwe,” a matatu tout shouted at me as the driver of a nganya hooted loudly.
“Hey, wake up,” someone tapped me on my shoulder as I sat at the hospital’s waiting lounge.
“Your wife is doing fine, even though she has given birth three weeks before the due date,” the nurse, dressed in white stated as she smiled.
As a school principal, my priority is my students. That’s why I was worried about the recent short-term breaks affecting their progress.
An abrupt school closure, school resumption date and another impromptu postponement all hampered our planning.