Kwa niaba ya @Web Dev @Carbon Na @Da Vinci ambao hawana fridge.
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The holy Family minor basilica parish is the cathedral of the Archdiocese of Nairobi. The current church as it stands was built in the 1940s and 1950s, with interruptions during the country’s liberation struggle for independence. The story of the construction of the church goes back to 1899, where the once tiny rail workers camp was growing in leaps and bounds. This impromptu settlement of the swampy plain (Nairobi), was an opportunity for the Catholic Church to cater for the religious needs of the community. pic 1 to your was taken in 1948 and the pic 2 was taken in 2011
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maswali; major basilica iko wapi na hio church ilishrink considering the height of the scaffolding?
Hapa tunamuona @bjurmann ile siku aliiba cheki maneno ya budake,
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hekaya alitupea jana na kwa wale walikosa hii hapa tena.
“Talking of scars, I have one where after stealing my dad’s cheki maneno on Sunday wakiwa church, the brakes refused when I was downhill. Trying to catch the brakes,they snapped. Now am down hill meeting those perpendicular junctions za ushago. You cant turn right or left on that speed. Straight ahead Ni fence n next to it is a ditch…mtaro wa maji ndani Ni bananas Na hio mchanga ilitolewa ditch ikichimbwa Ni sweet potatoes. My friend, I left the bike on the ditch after going through the natural fence. I found myself sitting down in the maize plantation. What happened I couldn’t say. Couldn’t talk. I saw guys coming fast. When I next opened my eyes, my grandma was next to my bed praying having come all the way after stories went like bushfire of my accident. It was 6pm n I was recovering. No one ever questioned me on the incident again.”
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hey boss, what did you take for breakfast?
religion is expensive.
si hizo pesa wangejengea maskini nyumba
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Junction of Kimathi street and Kenyatta Avenue 1937
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Napenda sana hio cart drawn by a bird.
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many moons before @old monk was born Nairobi was refered to as the city in the sun, we had this bins in every corner of the city and in every home.
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I can relate to @bjurmann encounter, i was there done it lakini tangu waleo hizo scars bado ziko kila mahali kwa mwili.
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@Purr_27 unajua hii ni nini kweli.
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The feeling when you’re next on the line.
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@Nefertities was the only one in her village to use this
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The hallelujah comb …:D:D:D kuja unichane nayo
how did it get the name? leta hekaya
Hapo sijui
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Hakuna duka ilikosa hii mbisha.
it was just a polite way of saying “sikopeshi”
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Boss. You are the King of TBT.
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nitakuchana na yenye ilikua ya mkebe ya kimbo alafu inawekwa makaa moto.
That’s awesome. How did they manage to make that Ostrich pull that cart?
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As a kid I thought this was a must-have in every home…
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watoto wa siku hizi hata hawezi karibia hii grasshopper.
Question 1. Whats the First thing you did when we caught one? (50marks)
question 2. Whats it called in your mother tongue? (50marks)
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