after getting your kids past university level in education and then you realize you can afford a second wife. That's when you know you have made it to the rich list.

Me I was taught that If you have food to eat,, cloths to wear, roof over your head, in good health, have real ftiends, have a happy family, got something to look foward to tomorrow then you are rich.

And this brings to mind teachers in shags.They have nice stone houses never mind the window frames are tilted never at right angle.Nice bright kids, their cows produce more milk,they are respected in the village etc.Trully rich guys.

See!! Segemia what you have done???!!

If you are waiting for the day you will own your own Gulf Stream Jet or Range Rover Sport to celebrate your wealth be very careful you might die miserable because it might come to pass and you don't notice it.

Here is a list of things that are marks of wealth for many Kenyans. Consider how many you have acquired or take for granted and start counting your little blessings:

Having a mabati roof.
Kuishi kwa nyumba ya mawe.
Kula nyama kila siku.
Kwenda choo ndani ya nyumba.
Not going to the river. This ranges from just having a water storage tank at home to having tap water.
Kuwa na taa ya glasi (as opposed to koroboi.)
Kupika na stove.
Kupika na gas.
Electricity.
Kuvaa viatu.

If you grew up in a rural area or even a kawaida estate in an urban area there were many things you can think of that were the mark of wealth for those you considered rich and you were envious thinking just how happy you would be if you had that and now you have much more............... count your blessings, you are rich!!! Celebrate and be happy!!

Sauri wako...mimi lazima opate huyo Sport. And the first stop will be a petrol station nijaze full tank, then i just drive in the direction the nose of the Sport is pointing...drive drive drive mpaka fuel tank ifike halfway then I know I have just enuff fuel to drive back to where I started. Halafu tutaongea...