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Don’t die yet…

January is the calendar’s ingrown hair for adults. When we were growing up, we didn’t care what calendar month it was. January, April, December, it was all the same for us. Except April and December was exceptional because April is my birth month and in December we got to celebrate Christmas. Christmas felt Christmassy back then and birthdays were such a huge deal. Those were the 2 months (other than wedding days)I got to wear a cute layered white lace dress with matching socks and pair of ‘pams’. Life was sweet, and innocent and beautiful. The souls around were beautiful too and honestly, the Christmas mood was everything. It was the month we got to kick sand off the ground and fly helicopters made of maize cobs against the wind.
January to December was all the same. No ingrown hairs or wallet hangovers that lingered beyond the Dec vacays and trip to saccos or mshwari. There was a lot of generosity and kindness and innocence that we no longer seem to experience as adults; mostly because the December holiday gets the best of us and by the time we are getting to January we suffer through mental exhaustion and anxiety.
We worry about our wallets, worry about the new year’s resolutions (which barely lasts to the third month of the Calendar), worry about a million dreams that keep us awake, the house we need to buy, the wedding we need to do and the bride/groom we don’t have, the schools our imaginary kids will go to, the world that could be……we worry about pretty much everything that we forget to live a little. We forget that what matters most is living in the present and enjoying the little things we enjoyed as children.
Like clockwork, time doesn’t stop. It keeps moving. 2019 made me feel like I was on a hamster wheel…..everything seemed to be coming apart at the seams. I was futilely chasing my tail towards work, relationships, and trying to rectify the crawling feeling that life was passing me by. Fruitlessly looking for a sense of purpose that I couldn’t seem to grab a hold of. Feeling closer to something yet so far. It has been a stagnating growth in nearly every aspect of my life, and by the end of last year I had decided to hit the reset button on almost everything in my life. I needed to breath, slow down, detach from the perceptions I clung to, be still and let what was truly meant for me to reveal itself. To stop forcing progress by sheer will, because often, what is forced will elude you, and let the universe guide me towards the right destination.
Today I’ll not be so hard on myself. I’ll reflect on the way my heart has healed and expanded over the last decade. How much I’ve learned from each setback, and how much more growth is possible. When it gets tough, rediscover the joys of childhood. Ride a bike, blow bubbles, kick sand, jump hoops, read juvenile fiction, jump in a puddle after huge rainfall, color yourself red and enjoy it. Don’t beat yourself up for what never was, but get excited for what is yet to come, for the endless possibilities. Don’t die yet!
Be kind, keep calm, do right and take stock.
I wish you a brave and hopeful year and the very best this decade has to offer. And I hope you’ll be guided through a whirlwind of excitement, adventure, love and fulfillment beyond your wildest dreams.
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Kidis the Jembe quits music after losing millions of shillings

Coast-based musician Kidis the Jembe has announced that he has quit music for good after failing to make it in the industry in over a decade he had been in the game.
A frustrated Kidis, who burst into limelight with his hit banger Kamua Leo several years back, claims he has lost millions of shillings in the music industry, something that has prompted him to quit.
The singer also claims he lost a whopping Sh6.5 million on the song Mshamba which was used as the signature tune for TV comedy program ‘Mshamba’ which aired on a local TV station.
Kidis says he has never been paid the loyalty for the song and his effort to get his dues have been futile. He also claims Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) owe him Sh7.5 million in loyalties.
Kidis made the revelations during a phone conversation with Milele FM radio presenter Chris The Baise. “Sanaa ya Kenya iko na uhuni sana, sasa naibiwa pesa hadi nilishindwa kulipa nyumba shilingi elfu kumi. Niambie vipi Kidis ashindwe kulipa elfu kumi?” he posed.
This is not the first time Kidis has shared his frustrations with the Kenyan music industry. Back in 2014, he became the first artiste to ditch Grandpa Records that was huge back then. He quit after a bitter fallout with the owner of the label Refigah.
Kidis claimed he never met his expectation since joining the label which signed him after he dropped Kamua Leo. However Refigah denied falling out with Kidis, stating that his contract with the now dead label, had come to an end.
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Kanye West ends marriage with Kim Kardashian in bizarre divorce rant

Kanye West has seemingly ended his marriage with Kim Kardashian in a extraordinary divorce rant. The rapper, 43, reportedly caused an uproar in the Kardashian family when he dropped the bombshell his wife wanted to abort North during his presidential rally over the weekend.
Concerns for the musician have been growing after he sensationally claimed Kim called the doctors to lock him up and compared his life to horror movie Get Out in a Twitter firestorm.
The Kardashians were said to be incredibly worried about Kanye amid claims he’s in the middle of a serious bipolar episode. Kanye’s latest claim appeared to suggest he had been trying to divorce Kim since she met fellow rapper Meek Mill at a hotel.
His tweets have been deleted since they were posted on Monday.
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Frankie JustGymIt responds to deadbeat dad tag

Popular fitness trainer Frankie Kiarie better known as Frankie JustGymIt recently broke down responding to questions posed by his followers pertaining to his children. In the video dubbed ‘Deadbeat Dad’ posted on his YouTube channel, Frank read out questions asked by netizens.
One question took him aback after one user asked why he was a deadbeat dad to his two children with Maureen Waititu. In response, Frankie googled the meaning of a deadbeat dad stating that he took care of his children and was always there for them.
“Each week I send money for my children’s upkeep, actually let me be candid and say I send Sh6, 000 every week for their upkeep. Personally, I spend like maybe Sh2, 500 on myself and I’m a fully grown man.
“I pay for school fees. So with school fees, Lexi goes to Montessori, he loves it there. It’s a private school, the fees there is not cheap. Let me just be candid, the school fees is about Sh150, 000 per term. Paying is not easy and there was a reason he went there which I’m not going to touch on,” he said.
The fitness trainer cautioned netizens against labeling individuals and tasked them to do their research.
Asked on whether he left Maureen to be with Corazon Kwamboka, Frankie explained that things between him and Maureen were not okay and it is after they broke up that he met his current girlfriend.
“I didn’t leave Maureen for Kwamboka. Maureen and I broke up then I met Kwamboka. It wasn’t planned that I am going to get rid of this beautiful thing that we had going on and go start another beautiful thing that we have now going on. That wasn’t the thought process. We had our differences and issues and it’s something that people need to understand.
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