Leo Ni Thursday, Back In The Day Late 1980s Life Was Good

By now we’d be in school after April holidays. During the April Holidays we used to play in the rains, a game called Sliding. Safari Rally was also another major attraction during Easter Holidays.
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During those days we still Oshad our rungus with other kids while playing hide and seek. There was no quarantine and HIV had not spread like today, later in the afternoon we’d go swimming in the nearby river
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If you were born in Ocha and you had some relatives in Nairobi or other major towns then your dad would arrange for you to go visit relatives wa Nairobi or another Ocha and meet uncles and cousins, we would travel in buses that looked something like this… then for kids it was free but you had to sit on the Engine inside the bus and it got really hot. These buses carried all manner of stuff including live chicken. People would carry tea and chapos, pancakes for eating while on the long journeys. Some would vomit, some would fart.
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Or if you came from Nyeri or Kakamega, Nakuru etc, there was a French made car known as the Peugeot 504 Station Wagon, It used to speed like a NASA rocket.
An accident from any of these mostly had no survivors.
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We ate some vintage sweets and candy such as Patco, Goody goody, Rally Gum, Koo coated with sugar
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I miss those days
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The good old days:D

The days life was so simple.
It was easy to be a sinner
And come Sunday, have salvation.

But, life goes on and so must we

Wepesi was the Toyota wish of dem days.

U could sit at Odeons cinema and watch continous kung fu movies the whole day. The days of akina Bruce lee, wang yu…

Wepesi. Worthy noting that it was also policemen & flying squad’s favourite. Need for speed.

Eti Odeon, wewe ni wale privileged, sisi Cinema tulikuwa tunaiona kwa local market maybe twice per year kwa projector ya maybe Coca cola ama East Africa Industries

Factual films?

When the whole family looked forward to eating chapos

Our childhood was so innocent, pure and fun. Sio like the spoilt brats of today unamwambia aende aokote mayai in chicken pen anasema kuna nuka mavi ya kuku hawezi.

They grow up so fast n when reality of life hits them they turn to drugs n twerking to nab the feelings of failure.

Beurifull days indeed.

very early in the morning one could see mount kenya from outering hapo nyuma ya buruh

‘Watoto keti chini’ manenos.

na advert ya salamia ,action,

Chaguo lako with eddy fondo on vok

Jeff mwangemi & Ras Mwangize… Reggea time… ire, ire, ire. Tiingz, tiingz, tiiingz. Reggea ilikuwa imepimwa kama dawa… hio story ya kuketishwa juu ya ingine nearly fried my azz on route to shags circa 1989. Kijana wa miaka 3 juu ya engine… Wat a gwan. Kucheza rounders, phaa ile ya kuweka lining za soda like a tower… adventure za kutembea kwa line ya reli area ya jamuhuri estate ikielekea ngong… fishing ya tadpoles… Kulipuwa baruti Diwali…kuenda kuiba snacks uchumi ya Adams arcade… kuenda kuchokoza shogi ndauwo atutoe mbio. Kucheza hide and seek ya mkebe… kukata ile word milk kwa packet ya maziwa ya nyayo kuweka kwa meno inakaa imeoza… hahaha… I miss them days… watoi was ps and Xbox can’t relate.

kumbe mimi ni youngin:D:D:D:D

Is it possible to go back to the days.I really miss them.When we waited for December to have a goat slaughtered and chapo.The soda of those days was healthy.I remember TreeTop with Nostalagia.
Men life was good.I didn’t care about it.

But the stuff that was going on in the Nyayo hse basement those days…

The only thing Kenya needs to do to become a rich country is to reduce its fertility rate.

Kama wangeanza such a program in the 60s and taken it seriously so that the population reaches a maximum of 20 million people, tungekuwa mbali

Kenyans can work hard Lakini strategic planning and thinking in general hawawezi