The Queen’s English & God’s Grace: A Visit to Mrs. Karanja

She shaped our minds and our handwriting.

She survived a stroke. She lost her husband.

But today, she smiles, and teaches us what grace and resilience really mean.

A tribute to our teacher, Mrs. Karanja. https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Pn

#MwalimuForever #Gratitude #FaithInHardship

The Machogus: Multiplication, Patience & Chicken Money

She drilled us in multiplication with a cane 🫣 and modeled faith with her life 🙏🏾.

In June 2021, we went back. Not for math, but to say thank you.

From chicken money in Kisii to a legacy in Nairobi, Mr. & Mrs. Machogu quietly raised a generation.

Today, we grieve 💔. The Machogus were murdered at their Elburgon home. Leaving us a testimony of patience, devotion, and faith.

Read our tribute 👉🏾 https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Pp

“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted…” (Psalm 34:18)

#WaitPatiently | Luke 2:25
#MachoguLegacy #FaithInAction #GratitudeVisit #GoneTooSoon

Mr. Githinji: The Head Teacher Who Walks Like Time Never Moved

He still walks like time forgot him. And somehow, we did too, until May 2021.

We went back in to celebrate Mr. Githinji.

Our Maths and Head Teacher, who shaped lives in Ruai from ’85 to ’98.

Read the story here: https://wp.me/p6HwbF-1Ps

#ThankYouMwalimu #RuaiPrimary #LegacyOfFaith #Acts9v36

Baba Macharia: The Man Who Quit His Job to Sell Cabbages and Never Looked Back

Baba Macharia quit his job, set up a cabbage stall in Mombasa, and never looked back.

He built his life from that singular action.

In March 2021, our village saluted him and his wife for 40+ years of friendship and raising a generation.

#NapigaSaluti, #Enterpreneurship

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Mwalimu wa Roho na Mwili — Celebrating Mrs. Sikuku

She taught us more than Home Science and Kiswahili. She taught us resilience.

After losing her husband in 1993, Mrs. Sikuku raised 4 children and kept teaching for 30 years.

On November 2020, we returned. Not for a grade, but to say thank you. 🧡

#RememberYourLeaders #TeachersMatter #MrsSikuku

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Plight of Blended Families

Not your Traditional Family To remarry or not? Is it a blessing or curse? Separation, divorce or being widowed are deeply traumatic life experiences. However, does remarriage and the resultant step-family provide solace and companionship? Step-family, blended family, combined family, or whatever one chooses to call it, is WORK! At face value, remarriage may beContinueContinue reading “Plight of Blended Families”

Plight of the Wayward Spouse: A Cautionary Tale

Gabriel and Martha’s seemingly perfect marriage falters as Martha pursues further education, leading to emotional distance.

Gabriel’s growing loneliness drives him into an affair with Lizzy, a colleague. When Martha discovers the betrayal, she is heartbroken but still loves Gabriel.

The situation escalates as both women demand his commitment, leaving Gabriel unable to choose.