If I told you that I spend most of my day working you would think it’s a huge jest. My professional lyfe is my favorite journal and that’s the reason I don’t have enough time to journal. I recently got … Continue reading My Favorite side of Rosy!

This is a real-life story from my childhood journal. After a long holiday, schools were re-opening for the first term of the year. Wamaitha attended a boarding school called Tetu Girls’ Primary School in Nyeri, a town not very far … Continue reading Wamaitha on the run!

I am back to my journal shelf after a long break. I was busy drinking milk and eating honey in this land of “milk and honey.” What they didn’t tell you is that the bees sting and you can hardly … Continue reading After the Break

This is a true narrative from my childhood journal. Flora She was this little, chubby girl that barely had a turn to be a last born like everyone else in the family who had 2 or more years of being … Continue reading The Chicken, Flora and Batista

Taking Risk What is Risk? Risk is a situation that could be dangerous or have a bad result (Oxford, 2020). Risk is what we are all living right now. At what point should we be ready to take a risk?  … Continue reading Ready? Get Set! Risk!

Behind my smile is two sets of aligners and for sure, beauty is painful. I had forgotten how uncomfortable braces were when I had them at 12. At least that time my mum supervised me throughout the process and when … Continue reading Exit Braces, Enter Aligners, Stuck with Retainers

Random Facts About Me My initial name was Rose Cathy. I didn’t know my birth certificate read Rosemary instead (a story for another day). I was 9 years old when my Dad told me about my official name. It took … Continue reading You Think You Know me?

The other day my very adventurous friend told me that she is uncertain about posting photographs and videos of her travel experience on social media because she feels like it would humiliate some of her friends who cannot afford the … Continue reading Guilty? Who? Why? How?

As for Rosy and her ‘Queendom,” winter is not winter without the tradition of knitting. A tradition passed on from my very innovative Mother.  I sit in my pampering lounge in the comfort of a well lit fire that makes … Continue reading The Winter Tradition

Laughter is the best medicine.  I laugh and smile a lot.  You know that smile that shows through your eyes? That is me! You have nothing to lose but attract positive. The law of attraction! Once you get positive thoughts … Continue reading Laughter is the best medicine