I was beginning to slowly burn out and decided to take a week off from work and in the same breathe enjoy time alone away from the chaos of the city at this hidden gem. It also happens to be #LeoSeason. I recently celebrated my sons’ second birthday, my feisty little leo, followed by my sisters birthday, which is primarily the reason we’re actually at this hidden gem 🙂 This was a much needed RnR 🙂
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I love being indoors, but, for all the right reasons and not the global pandemic we’re currently going through. Sigh! When I was single, with NO child, I’d spend most of my time indoors watching a movie, baking up a storm, enjoying some good wine or reading a good book. Ever since my little blessing, Mr Ace, came into my life, I’ve been forced to get out of my comfort zone and eat out more, go to play parks with him, explore different kid-friendly restaurants with him as well as enjoying stay-cations within Nairobi! This is a good thing as opposed to the opposite 🙂
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Hey good people! I finally got time off for myself over the weekend and took a much needed break from mommying to just really sleeping eating and indulging a little because thirst and also somewhat reclaim my sanity and celebrate the fact that we continue to successfully raise an almost 5 month old. Yasss! I had to close the year with a bang-ish and actually give myself a treat or what I’d like to call “push present-s” besides shopping online (by the way the addiction is back in full swing and my entire wardrobe is now fashionova!!) Judge me not!
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Howdy-howdy! This is another series of my #TembeaKenya posts that I’m super excited to be sharing with you guys. Let me start by saying that Kenya is amazingly beautiful guys and I probably had one of the best weekends. It’s been a while since I went out of town and let loose a little bit. Sometimes Nairobi can be so crazy and you almost get lost in all the pressure and forget to live a little.
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Live a life full of color, they said. I had a blast this past weekend with two of my friends at the Kenya Color Run that took place on Sunday at Uhuru gardens. The event involved lot’s of color, music, running and dancing despite looking a hot mess thereafter but this didn’t really come as surprise cause what do you expect from a mini holi festival? You know, when it comes to giving back to the community, I’m always sold. Messy or not. I’m down for it any day, any time. However, the main goal for this years run was to promote peace awareness in midst of this election year as we celebrate Kenya’s rich ethnic diversity.
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