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Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Miss Candy’s beauty and ambition light up Nairobi’s elite circles, but is Alan the one who will turn their connection into something more? #4PlayShowmax now streaming ,
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - October, protect my garden and cultivate it with love. The sun is finding me again. 💛
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - October, protect my garden and cultivate it with love. The sun is finding me again. 💛
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Wrapping up today eternally grateful for you, mum. ❤️ Happy Mother’s Day.
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - Wrapping up today eternally grateful for you, mum. ❤️ Happy Mother’s Day.
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Patricia Kihoro Instagram - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Patricia Kihoro - 217 Likes - Miss Candy’s beauty and ambition light up Nairobi’s elite circles, but is Alan the one who will turn their connection into something more? #4PlayShowmax now streaming ,

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Caption : Miss Candy’s beauty and ambition light up Nairobi’s elite circles, but is Alan the one who will turn their connection into something more? #4PlayShowmax now streaming ,
Likes : 217Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!

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Caption : Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!

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Caption : Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!

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Caption : Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : Day one of day ones! If there was a register of attendees who’ve been to the most number of @byss_ke shows over the last eleven years, I’m pretty sure my mum would easily take the index one spot! But no matter your position, we appreciate you ALL sana sana sana! ❤️ Also, these pictures by @kathomiphotography @liloqueenjulian might just be my favourite of @iamvictoria1711 and I yet! 🤩🤩🤩 See you at tomorrow’s show? Bado kuna some tickets, link in my bio or my stories!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅

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Caption : Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅

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Caption : Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅

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Caption : Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : Well hello there Q2, you cutey you…🤩 (I’ve decided I’m leading with hitting on 2025, to stay on its good side. Kinda like how I always do please and thank you to ChatGPT so that it doesn’t come for me when it eventually takes over the world). Please tell me I’m not the only one! 😅
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️

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Caption : My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️

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Caption : My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️

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Caption : My dad would have turned 64 today. And instead of the pangs of pain I expected to feel today because there would be no morning phone call where we’d joke and go off on a tangent about many unrelated things, or a possible hang out if he was in town, the day surprised me with a ton of happy memories, and immense gratitude that he was my father. ❤️😊 I was speaking to someone yesterday about today’s date, what it means to me and my intentions moving forward and they said “This may sound corny but I see it as a chance to ‘march forth’ into a new season/future…” I don’t remember what she said verbatim but it was something along those lines, and we laughed about it as I told her how much I love it! After allowing myself to heed advice and take a time out for as long as I needed to to turn inward, process, mourn, be gentle with myself, heal, and find peace with it all, and regain my strength, today does feel like a rebirth of sorts. And I’m glad I chose today, the day of my dad’s own birth to signify this for me. I’ll also use this post to put it out into the world (but mostly as a reminder to look back to) that today, March 4th, marks the date that a project I’ve been working on bringing to life for the last couple of months finally exists outside of my head, and becomes a tangible thing. I bought the domain name today, and began the process of registration and I can’t wait to share what it is with you and why I’m doing it in honour of my dad. I miss you Dad. Thank you for everything. Happy Birthday! 😌🎊🎁 🕊️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟

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Caption : 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟

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Caption : 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟

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Caption : 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟

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Caption : 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟

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Caption : 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟

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Caption : 39. I am here. I made it through. This birthday has been light, and joyful. I am grateful for love. And community. Thank you for being here. 🌟🌟🌟
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!

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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!

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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!

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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!

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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!

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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!

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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
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Caption : Back on stage with my @byss_ke family tonight! So in need of a good laugh and I’ve really been looking forward to this. Mnacome? There are some tickets still available, link in my stories! 📸 by the fabulous @liloqueenjulian!
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Caption : October, protect my garden and cultivate it with love. The sun is finding me again. 💛
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Caption : October, protect my garden and cultivate it with love. The sun is finding me again. 💛
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️

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Caption : Today marks 11 weeks since my Dad died. 77 days trying to figure out how to exist in a world where Dad doesn’t. 77 mornings of waking, hoping it’s all a bad dream. Yet it still feels like it was just yesterday. The heartbreak has been indescribable. I have never known a pain like this, I guess because I will never know a love like his. Dad loved us. His love was big, his smile, wide, his laughter hilariously infectious. I miss him. So much. He was my friend, confidante, culinary adventure date, drinking buddy, jokester… my dad. 2 days before Dad, Aunt Josephine, mum’s best friend of 50 years unexpectedly died. She helped mum set up the first ever FB fanpage to support my singing endeavors 15 years ago. I remember being on stage, seeing her in the audience with mum bawling her eyes out. 😭She avoided cameras like the plague. Soon after Dad, Uncle Martin, on mum’s side, also died. He would always enthusiastically ask me if I remembered him holding me at the hospital when I was born (so proud that he was first). I would always say yes as we laughed.😂 I was still reeling from Guka’s and Charlie’s deaths in Feb when Dad’s health took a turn for the worse that same month. Hardly processing that grief while facing Dad’s deteriorating health. Mentally, in shambles. Physically, in and out of hospitals for Dad’s multiple stays. Failing at holding my life together as Dad’s body gradually failed him. And then he died, and I came undone. I fell into a state, barely seeing beyond tomorrows. Almost catatonic, steeped in pain. Nothing mattered. Except mum and my brothers. If not for family, my friends, and my psychiatrist, I don’t know. But, the clouds are parting. The sun is finding me again. This pain though, is a beautiful pain and in some way I don’t ever want it to end. It’s a beautiful reminder of the big, expansive love that I, we, had the privilege of experiencing while they were here. ‘It is said that all that we love is merely loaned to us, and we must not take our companions for granted. We must uphold our side of that ancient bargain.’ Till we meet again. I love you, always. 🕊️❤️
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

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Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

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Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

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Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

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Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

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Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : Happy Friday folks! How’s your week been? I’m still buzzing from the Mother’s Day Brunch that @ncbabankkenya hosted last weekend to appreciate their Gold Banking customers! We learnt, we laughed, and had a beautiful time celebrating the mother’s present! In case you missed it, I shared some of the offers that NCBA are running this month that NCBA customers can take advantage of to still treat the mothers in your lives. Swipe through to check them out! 1. Get up to 30% off L’Oreal Paris products at any Super Cosmetics store in Nairobi and Kisumu if you use the NCBA Card, valid until 26th! I’ve been enjoying the Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Day and Night creams, they’re great for moisturizing and plumping your skin! 2. They have an offer at @artcaffekenya on select breakfasts for two for 1,990/-, as well as 1000/- of their Salted Caramel Cake if you use the @NCBABankKenya app or card until end of May. This cake has me in a chokehold and it’s been our go to for a lot of family birthdays over the years! 3. And finally, treat a mum to a spa treatment at @beautyquestspa at @SaritYourCity and enjoy 10% off if you use your @NCBABankKenya Visa Card. This offer is also valid till the end of May. Let me know if you take advantage of any of the offers! #AD #NCBAMothersDay #NCBATwendeMbele
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

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Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!

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Caption : May 22nd, 2014, we went on stage for our very first Because You Said So @byss_ke show! Happy 10th year anniversary! Hands up ✋🏾if you were there on day one! Here’s to a decade of laughter, no scripts, sold out shows, making up stuff on the spot, you… our audience playing a huge part, laughing with and at us and at yourselves, lip sync battles, tears, marriage proposals, break ups, children, weddings, birthdays, growing hair, receding hairlines, BYSS in the wild, a pandemic, BYSS at home, and most of all, so much love from you! Thank you to our partners, sponsors, venues, parents, siblings, loved ones, and the YOU in Because You Said So, our fantastic audiences throughout the years! Come celebrate 10 years with us on the 7th of June! Mark your calendars and see you then!
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay

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Caption : Is it too late to crush on some amazing women this Wednesday? I’m still buzzing from @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty’s Mother’s Day event last Saturday. Now, I’m not a mother… yet, but I was invited to bring someone special with me and so I convinced my aunt Shish to come with me and what a time we had! I’m so grateful I got to spend the afternoon in the company of such beautiful, brilliant women. I’m so in awe of these women, most of whom I know personally. And the speaker!!! Yo @jennie.karina got all of us, from those in their 20s to those in their 50s on their feet, and she breathed life into every single one of us. (My reel is coming!😅 Feels like I’ve had to learn how to edit all over again and I’m still so slow). Thank you so much @sheilandinda and @maureenbandari for hosting us. It was such a beautiful event! All images (except the first) courtesy of @spritzhairstudio and @bandaribeauty. Spleng tings @mayonde and @arshley_riunga and I were wearing @bloom_kenya. My sandals are from @sipdada and my hair is by @spritzhairstudio. #WCW #MothersDay
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Wrapping up today eternally grateful for you, mum. ❤️ Happy Mother’s Day.

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Caption : Wrapping up today eternally grateful for you, mum. ❤️ Happy Mother’s Day.
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - Wrapping up today eternally grateful for you, mum. ❤️ Happy Mother’s Day.

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Caption : Wrapping up today eternally grateful for you, mum. ❤️ Happy Mother’s Day.
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.

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Caption : It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.

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Caption : It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.

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Caption : It’s comeback season! I’m doing a thing this Saturday at @engagetalks! Truth is I’m freaking out but the gag is, we can do hard things. 😅 Swipe through for details and click the link in my bio for tickets.
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique

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Caption : In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set – @the_nuralains. Earrings – @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings – @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring – @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff – @maridadistatement. Hair – All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set – @the_nuralains. Earrings – @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings – @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring – @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff – @maridadistatement. Hair – All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set – @the_nuralains. Earrings – @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings – @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring – @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff – @maridadistatement. Hair – All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
Likes : 3Patricia Kihoro - 3 Likes - In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set - @the_nuralains. Earrings - @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings - @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring - @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff - @maridadistatement. Hair - All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique

3 Likes – Patricia Kihoro Instagram

Caption : In a flock of pigeons, be a flamingo.🦩 I’m not really a pink girlie but pink, is a me! Fun fact, did you know @pinkpantheress was born in Kenya, and has a Kenyan mom? #PlayKeMusic 😉 I really didn’t plan to match the restaurant, but serendipity did its thing. If you’re ever in Capetown, make a stop for brunch at @hemelhuijs. It’s such a quaint little space and the food lives up to the decor. I gobbled it down as soon as it was served and I have ZERO pictures of the food to prove it. Kimono set – @the_nuralains. Earrings – @apargadek, a gift from my sweet @mayonde. Thick pink resin rings – @monkk_jewellery. Pink brass cow horn ring – @kipatounbranded. Beaded cuff – @maridadistatement. Hair – All mine yaani Kinky curly clip ins from @spritzhairstudio that belong to me. 😅 Sad I didn’t get to buy any items from here but grateful for the vibes @thobi_rose and @visitsouthafrica.africa. #VisitSouthAfrica #SweetEscapes #CapeTown #MadeInKenya #travelafrique
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