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At this particular photo nilikuwa nasomea Railways technical South b as dayscholar its very early in morning 5:30am

.nilikuwa naishi mtaa ya Kangemi 23 so ilikuwa yabidi nirauke ngware sana kitu 4.30 ndo nipate matatu ya bao 20/= hadi tao .na nilikuwa na fika tao kitu 5:20 juu ni mng hakuna jam kufika tao naenda mama ngina house ( penye manyanga za rongai hubebea jioni ) nachukua matatu ya 10/= hadi south b coz hakuna jam nafika within 10minutes .

Lunch time ikifika naenda kwa kibanda ya mathe (cjui bona watu huita hao wamama mathe) nachomoa chapo nne za 40/= for now nimetumia 70/= nabaki na 30/= Juu chuo walikuwa wanatumia biometrics system ndo mtu akule nachunguza kaa imebreak down nakula chuo that day

16:00 class zinaishia natrek from South b to Westland ckuwa napandia gari tao juu ni rush hour wanalipisha 60/= to Kangemi
but nikitrek hadi westie napata gari ya 30/= hadi westie ama ya 20/=
Alfu napitia MKU branch ya Moi avenue naona mastude wakikula kuku na pizza za ngiri

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