Men , this morning I got lost , yes here in Nairobi after many years of stay.I was heading to University way from Baba Dogo.Next to me in the Matatu was a Supuu in tights.I hadn't see the Supuu well until I alighted at globe cinema.Wacha nimuone !!! ooh my small head started thinking .Here I was foolishly following the tight trau & mgogowazi wearer in this cold weather.

My big head came back into action near railway station late for my herald at University way. haki wasichana wa Nai mna tuumiza sana.Vaeni vizuri jo!

It's only tuesday guys, furahiday still far far away!!!!!

@newfarer you are not alone but some of us let the big head control the small head.

As long as you abide by Wazua's rules and regulations it cant be forbidden.

Respect for others can still be achieved as we share life experiences.Otherwise, Clubsk will be such a boring place.

A story with moral lessons isn't bad.

For those who work under stressful condition ,a laughter an hour keeps us moving.

Pole sana @newfarer. At least you didn't board a Rongai mat with her only to realize when you get to Rongai "Kubaff!!! Huku ni wapi!?". LOL.

This reminds me of my cousin many years ago. Hair piece/human hair/braids - whatever they are called nowadays - had just been introduced in Kenya. The first time he saw them it was on a lady's head seated in front of him in a bus on his way to shagz. They were so long that he kept staring at them wondering how one can have such long hair. He was trying to see if he can see some knots somewhere to prove that it was not her real hair. By the time he came back to his senses, he was many kilometres past his stage - and he still hadn't figured out the 'hair'. You should have heard him tell the story complete with 'sound effects' after the trip. Very hilarious!!!