Over the years, ever since I started traveling with my mother right from Maternity at Lugulu mission Hospital as a 1day Old, I have never been privileged to sit next to an APPEALING LADY... From the day I started traveling alone as a high school student 11yrs ago I have always been hoping to talk to a fellow LADY passenger, BUT I always found myself sitted next to Boys Students... I finally got the chance to fulfil my dream when I went to train in Mombasa, my favourite buses were/have always been Modern coast,Marsh or Coast bus..it was my assumption that beautiful ladies will always travel in beautiful buses....BUT my destiny seemed to be decided and sealed, I was like a condemned Young man whose seatmates would always be Old Mamas,Some guy who would be shouting on phone for the better part of the journey or some naive looking rural boy/girl...4 years of expectational torture were over....there I was finally in Nairobi,more optimistic than ever, I always boarded a Matatu where I saw a cute lady enter(I always failed to notice they were in Pairs)..oftenly found myself on the seat behind...or the driver would displace me verbally,then their record decibel noise of music... ..and finally last week, that moment came I boarded a Star bus Matatu at Safaricom on my way home and suddenly entered one gal who almost sat on me...after a few mins of inward conversation rehearsal ..I gannerd the courage and started with greeting.... ME: Hae(with a sheepish smile) HER:..(cheekishly) eeehmm,Noooviiin jaaanu...Le,Lecent.....or ....Conductor asked for Busfare, then Boooom..the Loud Music started.. NB* Tafadhali kama wewe ni Conductor au Dere wa Mat na unasoma hii post,jua hiyo Loud Music tunaihitaji tu when kuna conversation za Wolalo kwa Mat..
Posted on: Thu, 17 Jul 2014 13:50:35 +0000