Nilikwambia jana;
Watching you watching me !
You are a funny Maafaka,nimecheka yangu yote, @ol monk Fanya huyu jamaa Village elder mara this! This is what this site needs.
Come one come All ! !
Pure talent hereā¦
Matchbox, Salt and vitunguu are some of the things that would make me eat out for a week. You see, as a bachelor one is always in hurry. Not sure where to but always doing things in a rush. So get home past 10PM and all neighboring kiosk are closed that time you have 1/4 of meat and a loaf of bread (Cooking Ugali is such a hustle for a bachelor). You prepare everything and dahā¦no matchbox. You eat the loaf (Kavu, Kavu) you throw the meat in to the fridge (Thatās if you are lucky to have one) and you promise to come with a matchbox the following day but wapi, Come the fateful day the same thing happens. U buy 1/4 again forgetting there is extra meet you didnāt cook. You open the door and you are met with smell of rotten meat that you never cooked yesterday.
a few things you should always have in your travelbag
one or two boxes matches
needle, thread and a button
a razor blade/scalpel
some paracetanol/brufen/etc
CDsā¦
add some more
just described my life, I even dont know why am always in a hurry especially when in the kitchen, one day was too impatient to cook rice then meat, I lumped them together and cooked together then afterwards unashindwa where the fuck was i supposed to be going. Answer: nowhere. Next; get a glass of alcohol or try to make calls for any weekend plans
including single ladiesā¦know one who only eats lunch (in a hotel), supper is normally choco (without milk!), bread, peanut butter- the hustle of washing the ka-sufuria for boiling milk is too much(when she is busy watching soaps!)ā¦
i cook all my meals, unless am out on fieldwork so i canāt help eating in a hotel. i preboil most of the stuff such as nyama, githeri, lentils and legumes on weekends and freeze so prepāing time is short; veges steamed fresh for supper and breakfastā¦
Nilikuwa job nikaresign last month. It was my first job na during interview there was no room for negotiation - they put it blankly as a take it or leave it (mshahara ilikuwa pitiful but nikasema nichukue for the sake of experience na kujenga cv). Two months into the job, tunaitwa meeting on a sato. Mbigi anakam anatushow ati previously they had not been remitting PAYE due to some (bla bla bla) with kra but beginning next month they will be deducting PAYE from our gross in addition to NSSF, NHIF. Nikaangalia ile net ilikuwa inabaki, na job tunafanyishwa - i quit
Saa hii nakalia tu deposit, but things will open up inshallah. Which reminds me of a funny story (not so funny come to think of it), ya ile nyumba ilikuwa karibu kuporomoka some place I dont know where. Alafu mathe anaulizwa ati kwa nini anaendelea kuishi hapo, despite the visible cracks anadai ati āsasa nitafanya nini, tuliambiwa tuhame but me nakalia deposit yanguā