The greatest inheritance isn’t what our father left us. It’s who he taught us to become. One father. Nine children. One conversation that changed us all. 🌹 We came to celebrate Dad. We left carrying something far greater than memories. We left carrying his legacy. Perhaps the greatest inheritance isn’t land or possessions. It’s aContinueContinue reading “Honoring Our Father’s Legacy”
Tag Archives: Gratitude
The Healing Journey: A Story of Gratitude
🌹 The Flowers He Could Still Smell A three-part series on caregiving, gratitude, healing and legacy. Part 1 of 3 âś… Act I: The Healing Journey: A Story of Gratitude (You’re here) âś… Act II: The Gift of Gratitude: Honoring Our Father âś… Act III: Honoring Our Father’s Legacy Six months ago, we were fightingContinueContinue reading “The Healing Journey: A Story of Gratitude”
Seventeen Years of Grace and Growth
Marriage isn’t sustained by grand gestures alone. It’s built by ordinary people showing up faithfully, again and again. Seventeen years ago (on June 13, 2009), Mercy and I stood before family, friends and God, and said, “I do.” Looking back, our marriage story wasn’t built by two people alone. Chauffeurs moved us. A counsellor strengthenedContinueContinue reading “Seventeen Years of Grace and Growth”
Reframe your Monday: Lessons from Jane Mbagi Mutua
What if Monday is not the villain of your week, but the misunderstood hero? In It’s Monday!, Jane Mbagi Mutua (aka JMM) turns dread into design, routine into renewal, and tea into theology. I just finished reading it… and I’m already preparing for Take Two. This time, with a highlighter and journal in hand. TheContinueContinue reading “Reframe your Monday: Lessons from Jane Mbagi Mutua”
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
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