Every travel blogger has that one travel experience that gives them nightmarish tremors and makes them huff “Never again!” *rant alert* I’ve had a few experiences that put fear into me but […]
My hard Zanzibar experience displayed some challenges of African travel.
Beekse Bergen: An out of Africa experience in the Netherlands
So you live in Europe, and have lived here for quite a while or likely all your life. Perhaps you were born here, and this is all you’ve known. Well..Ever wanted to […]
Once upon an Airbnb..
I know people who cannot get shut-eye if there’s a stranger pottering about on their property. I think they may die of fright or of deep discomfort. They are collectors of padlocks, […]
London: Things I love and you hate about the English capital!
If I was ever to move to the United Kingdom, my choice of abode would be the outskirts of London; to places like Croydon, Reading, Dartford or even Ilford; mostly because I […]
How to make the most of an African safari
Heading out an African safari is something many people dream of doing before it’s too late, and I’ve loved every chance I’ve been given to explore what is essentially my own backyard. […]
It has been four years!
Four is a pretty good number if you think of young-uns at that age. At four, they are ‘mature’ little people, who have crossed over from the terrible two’s and three’s; a […]
10 things you will observe about Nairobae..
For purposes of this report.. Nairobae: a term used on instagram with abandon. The combination of two words: ‘Nairobi’ and ‘bae’ meaning it is a crush-worthy city. Colloquialism for Kenya’s capital. Nairobbery: The […]
The stars of the Amboseli
Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are! Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky. Amboseli is a beautiful mistake. A slip of tongue (or […]
A bitter sweet goodbye!
You know you’re a seasoned city dweller when you’ve attended just two village funerals your entire life. Mum’s village funeral is the second for me, my brother’s was the first. Our road […]
Farewell mum…till we meet again!
There’s a line in the book, “The fault in our stars,” that I find myself recalling during this trying time. It reads, ‘Then I realized that there was no one else to […]
Travelogues of an African Girl 