My Bike My Life...

                                                     
I need to own a Bike.... Sooonest! Who wants to join me?
The Reasons are as follows....
1.Cycling will improve my cardiovascular  health...
2. Cycling will improve my strength and muscle tone...
3. Cycling is Fun...
4. Being Kenyan, cycling to work will save me the agony of painful and wasteful traffic..
5. Cycling will build my stamina...
6. A bike is cheap and easy to maintain...
7. Cycling improves my coordination skills...
8. Cycling will reduce my stress levels...
9. Cycling is stylish...
10. Cycling is just unique...

And of course, I am a 'Muluhya man' and You know how Much we are associated with Bicycles in Western Kenya...? Ask around -:)

Now more serious matters...

Have you ever imagined bicycle traffic jam in the streets of Nairobi as opposed to the Motor vehicles...? And do you know how much benefits enlisted here up we Kenyans and Populations of the world would enjoy in addition to our environment if we all embrace riding of Bicycles?

Rain or Shine, Bicycles are best  and 'The Bicycle Movement Party' is here. Get Your Bike today and race towards doing the little things that will save our World...

Climate change is a reality and you can assist in its fight by acquiring that ride and parking your car, and, lets ride to a wonderful new world...

Am getting my Ride of Life soon...when are you?
Ciao!
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                

KISWAHILI KITUKUZWE,SIO...

This is Me...

BE THE CHANGE YOU WANT TO SEE!

THE PICTURE POWER...

They say pictures speak a thousand words, or what do they say...? Ok the point is when you see a single picture, you can write a complete essay of one thousand words plus. This is so true. If you doubt this, check out these four photos I have posted from the outskirts of Ngong Town, and I do not want very many words, give me just ten words, as a description for each of the photos. 

It is sad that greediness, unprofessionalism and myopic non-progressive Kenyans or even Non-Kenyans throw caution out of the window and set up fellow humans to some of the most avoidable tragedies, if and only if they could pay an iota of attention.

I hope that if you are reading this article from whichever nook or crook of this our wonderful and beautiful planet earth, you are not one from the breed of this uncaring "professionals". 

I really hope against hope that you are not, and if you are, then from today, please be transformed and be a brother and sisters' keeper.

Progress as a nation is collective, not individualistic. So do not deluge yourself that if you seem to be making headway in life courtesy of chest-thumping and stepping on your unsuspecting clients' toes, you run the town, it is only a matter of time.Climb gracefully and honestly so that in case you come down you will be welcome with open arms, literally. 

The greatest crisis of our lives is each and everyone of us shall live to the end.....and.... the earth is a "complete circle". 

A lot of Swahili sayings there stated in English...-:)

GREED AT THE EXPENSE OF HUMAN LIFE...