Crowning my 23 years

One of my best days as at now is my 24th birthday. I know am loved but many days go by without being told or shown or realizing how much am loved. To the inventor of birthdays, thank you, because I realize that this one day I get to hear from so many souls all wishing me a cute year ahead whether casually or deeply the wishes are all deeply appreciated. Here is a little appreciation to all who took a second of their time or more to think of me. I am truly grateful sweethearts.

To my adorable family, dad, mum, lovely sister, awesome brothers, my sister in laws and lovely Etienne; I cannot give back for all the lovely messages, precious gifts and well wishes that you have always given me. I pray that God may bless you all abundantly and grant you the wishes of your hearts.

To my birthday mates Tony, Robert, Liz and cousin Sally together with all those that I may not know I wish you a lovely year ahead that you may grow wiser and younger and keep getting better at what you do. 

To my friends who took their time to send gifts, visit, call, message etc. am truly blessed to have you all. Thank you so much Lilian and Felix, Damaris, Dan B, Robert, Peter, Cynthia, Bonny, Sandy asanteni sana.

My lovely former schoolmates from Lugulu Boarding and The one n only Kenya High School, it is always a pleasure to hear from you and keep in touch. Thank you so much I pray that we keep keeping in touching and lifting each other up in all that we do.

To my lovely relatives, uncle Nel and uncle Richie asanteni sana for the wishes. To my lovely cousins and nieces Shanyista, Beril, Petit, Velma, Johny, Valeria thank you for sparing time to wish me well. I can't mention all names but am grateful to all my extended family for being my friends and thinking of me on this special day.

To my classmates, 5 years of being together is no walk in the park. Thank you for the jokes, laughter, love and even criticism shared because in them we all strive to be better individuals. I enjoy serving you and hope to do it well to the very end of our time here.

To all my Facebook friends I hope I replied to all the awesome messages. I give it my all to actually reply them all because it took your precious time to think and write, you therefore deserve a minute of mine. I hope to hear from you all not only on birthdays but in other occasions as well. Asanteni.

As i forge on to yet another year I pray to encounter all of you positively plus many more friends that i will make on the way. If I have ever wronged any of you knowingly or unknowingly, accept my apologies. For those who might have wronged me(very few), am sure I already forgave. I am only human, a young lady trying to grow up in the best way she knows how. It is a new year, new beginnings therefore NEW RELATIONS. God bless you all and thanks for reading.  







 

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