Dinner in Kanyakine…
So i get to Meru, and all i want is a hot shower and a peaceful dinner. But no.., i had to meet this man. This tall, dark and somewhat good looking,(yeah, if you squint your eyes, he could even be handsome), young man. He drives a KBW and is confident enough to shrub and rain saliva with no apologies while he talks. He is the new breed of younglings cropping up as a result of the devolved systems, a hopeful kind of people that are taking power at the grassroots. If he just sat there and closed his mouth, he could be tolerable, even likeable. But no, he had to go and open it. His mouth. As a true coastarian, I politely answer all his greetings and inquiries..., ‘Do you like Meru? Have you seen the farms? Where are you from? Etc.’ After realizing that i am from the coast, he smiles cunningly, and moves his chair closer. ‘I hear the coast people are full of witchcraft, a friend of mine married a coastal girl and now can’t leave her no matter what he does’, ...