The Cousin from Nairobi When your cousin from Nairobi visits Bomet, they act like they've arrived from Paris. They squint at the pit latrine, ask for Wi-Fi, and refuse to eat githeri unless it’s “air-fried.” They wear sunglasses indoors and say things like “Uko na sanitizer?” Meanwhile, village kids follow them around like they’re celebrities. But give it two days — they’re barefoot, eating maize straight from the fire, and chasing chickens like the rest of us. Bomet doesn’t care where you came from; you will adapt.
Danwhite
37 days agoThe Cousin from Nairobi
When your cousin from Nairobi visits Bomet, they act like they've arrived from Paris. They squint at the pit latrine, ask for Wi-Fi, and refuse to eat githeri unless it’s “air-fried.” They wear sunglasses indoors and say things like “Uko na sanitizer?” Meanwhile, village kids follow them around like they’re celebrities. But give it two days — they’re barefoot, eating maize straight from the fire, and chasing chickens like the rest of us. Bomet doesn’t care where you came from; you will adapt.