A satirical yet heartfelt reflection on culture, friendship, and the beauty of being wonderfully complex.
Category Archives: Men and Fathers
Job Loss, Coaching & Laughter: My Unexpected Financial Glow-Up
I got a Financial Coach and discovered my net worth.
Spoiler alert: it wasn’t impressive. The journey was hilarious and worth every ratio.
Shape up (to AI) or Ship out!
If you are over 40, it’s time to learn AI. So goes the (nuisance) YouTube and Instagram AI ads!
Being Out of Work
Self care keeps us sane, especially this season of navigating uncertainty
Witnessing A Crime, Is A Crime
If you witnessed a crime, would you speak up or shut up?
Next time you see a crime RUN faster than Murife!
Laughter, Chalk & Legacy: Honoring Our Ruai Primary Teachers – Year 3!
📣In 2023, we returned home
To honor the teachers who raised us with chalk, discipline, and warm laughter.
From Matuu to Nyeri, we laughed, cried, and gave back. Thank you, Waalimu. 🙏🏾❤️
✨ Mr. Kyalo: Punk Hair, Painful Slaps & Priceless Lessons
📣He wore high waist trousers, a punk hairstyle, and cologne that made the wind stop.
Mr. Kyalo, our beloved teacher at Ruai Primary. He wasn’t just cool, he was legendary.
Read our heartfelt (and hilarious) tribute to him. 💛
#CelebrateYourTeacher #MemoriesWeCherish
What Are Your Children Becoming?
If children are not raised, they will still grow up. How are you raising your child(ren)?
Mr. Waithaka: Our Math Whiz, Games Master & Nose-Pinching Legend 🫢📚
We laughed. We remembered. We celebrated Mr. Waithaka
Tthe teacher who taught us Maths, ran our games, pinched our noses, and shaped our lives.
Retired, still sharp, and living proof that #LoveIsNotAScam. ❤️
Read and drop your best Mwalimu memories!
My Other Father…
Raised by a single mother. How my father-in-law navigated and negotiated life, without a father figure?