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2024 has been a year like no other—a year that began with great anticipation and, as it unfolded, revealed unexpected turns, growth, and moments that have reshaped my perspective. As I reflect on the highs and lows of this past year, I realize just how much I’ve learned and how much the world around me
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I grew up going to church thanks to my mum’s strong influence. She made sure we were always there, and although I knew about God, I didn’t have a personal relationship with Him. Church was something I did because I was told to, not because I truly sought Him out for myself. Looking back, I
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It’s hard to believe it’s already been a year since I got my first car. What started as a distant dream has now become a part of my everyday life, and I feel incredibly grateful as I reflect on how everything came together. A lot has changed since I first started working, and my journey
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As I step into 33, I want to pause and reflect on all that has unfolded. This past year has been filled with confusion, doubt, and disruption. Yet, through it all, I have seen God’s hand at work in my life. He plucked me out of a job I had idolized and placed me in
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Istanbul—what a city. It’s been a few weeks since I returned, and I still find myself thinking about it. From the moment I landed, I knew this was going to be a trip like no other. There’s something truly magical about Istanbul: a city that straddles two continents, blends ancient and modern, and offers an
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I’ve always believed in the importance of loving what you do. For as long as I can remember, reading books has been a source of joy for me, starting when I was around eight years old. Fiction, in particular, captivated me—transporting me to exciting new worlds full of adventure. I devoured everything from the Sweet
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I began my 31st year on my period — cramps, bloating, and all. And honestly? It felt kind of poetic. Because lately, I’ve been thinking about all the things I want to shed in my life. Ideas that no longer serve me. Bad habits that pull me further away from God. Eating patterns that harm
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A few months after we were ordered into lock-down in March, I left my apartment rental in L. Kabete and moved home again, aged 29. It wasn’t easy deciding to isolate w/my parents, but with a serious drop in income , I could no longer part w/the rent expected per month and preferred to save
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It’s been a complicated year for sure. It started well. I was feeling good and life felt full of promise. I started 2020 feeling that this would be my year. Then Covid-19 pulled the rug out from under me and the entire world and we’re still dealing with it. Instead of being mad about it
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I’ve told myself I’ll move every year but never do. This past June, I finally made the big jump and got my own place. It’s a pretty spacious one bedroom with a good closet and a nice balcony. It was quite the journey and there were lots of steps involved but I made it! Moving
...THROUGH MY EYES ✨ 