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Unplanned and perfect.
The happiest memories often sneak in while you're busy simply enjoying yourself, with no camera, no plan and no pressure, just a big open heart and a smile you didn't have to practice.
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Laughter lightens the load.
Let the giggles come all the way up, because a good laugh can soften even the heaviest day, and for those few happy moments your heart gets to feel light again.
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Good morning, sunshine.
Wishing you a gentle start to the day, with a warm cup in your hands, a calm and easy mind, and a few little moments along the way that make your heart smile.
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Your mental health matters more than any friendship, relationship, or job.
Protect it.
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Hitting me that the lady who touched Jesus' hem prolly had fibroids / adeno / endo. 🫨
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Everyone for the last 30 years either planned elections for or against Raila—but he always took centre stage. He is still taking centre stage even in death. Raila goes down as one of the few sons of great men who surpass their fathers. Many never get that privilege.
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Happy Mashujaa Day, Kenya. 🇰🇪
Today, we honour the men and women who dared to challenge injustice, confront tyranny and sacrifice their personal freedoms for the liberation of our nation.
To my brother, Raila Amolo Odinga, continue to rest in eternal peace. You gave so much of your life to the struggle for democracy, constitutionalism and social justice. You endured persecution, detention and betrayal, yet you never abandoned the dream of a freer, fairer Kenya.
Baba, your journey may have ended, but the ideals you fought for remain unfinished business. Your place in our history is indelible, and generations yet unborn will continue to draw courage from your sacrifices.
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7500 underage girls and counting are pregnant in Kilifi county. Over to you @KilifiCountyGov
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Sweet things from sour days.
Even the tangy, tricky seasons can turn into something lovely when you stir in a little hope, and one day you may look back and smile at how far that sweetness carried you.
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Majority of my 20s I was deep in depression. I was doing a course I hated, I didn't know what I wanted with my life, I was in a terrible relationship, everyone was doing well and I felt stuck. How did I get out of it...a thread 🧵
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Raila had been useful to all Kenyans but in very different ways. To some he was a hero, others a political father, and to many others a devil the hated on to polarize their tribes. All in all he has been at the centre on Kenyan politics both in life and even more now in death.
The women donating their hair to restore cancer warriors’ dignity
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