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Hair etc, continued. From Kenyatta market (and other Kenyatta market-ish places like Umoja stalls), another beauty option are home salons. These are located in estates and other residential areas. While you can get hairstylist or beautician to come home and fix your hair or nails. (Or you can take a walk in town, there are quite a few stalls nowadays where men are giving women pedicures). Some of the clients were being waited for by their husbands so they kept calling regularly. An important part of the ...

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Hair etc, continued. From Kenyatta market (and other Kenyatta market-ish places like Umoja stalls), another beauty option are home salons. These are located in estates and other residential areas. While you can get hairstylist or beautician to come home and fix your hair or nails. (Or you can take a walk in town, there are quite a few stalls nowadays where men are giving women pedicures). Some of the clients were being waited for by their husbands so they kept calling regularly. An important part of the ...

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Hair etc, continued. From Kenyatta market (and other Kenyatta market-ish places like Umoja stalls), another beauty option are home salons. These are located in estates and other residential areas. While you can get hairstylist or beautician to come home and fix your hair or nails. (Or you can take a walk in town, there are quite a few stalls nowadays where men are giving women pedicures). Some of the clients were being waited for by their husbands so they kept calling regularly. An important part of the ...

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Getting around commuting | seeinginthecity

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There are 4 main ways to get around Nairobi: by car, public bus/matatu, motorcycle (bodaboda) or foot. Bodaboda used to refer to bicycles and was apparently imported from Tanzania) but nowadays in Nairobi parlance it means motorcycle. Other less popular means of transport are the bicycle (rare nowadays), taxis, and tuk-tuks. And what exactly is a tuk-tuk? I believe in Asia they are called rickshaws. I have always just thought of them as scooters with a body and passenger space.Like the difference...So, s...

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The back side of Nairobi | seeinginthecity

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The back side of Nairobi. Okay this is not a guide to all the downtown areas of the city, just my experience or a glimpse of it. My first recollection of this part of the city was the warning (directed at others) not to go to River Road. River Road was the place of violent muggings and conmen and all the bad things the city could hold. So I explored River Road, in daylight (somewhat fearfully). I pleasantly discovered that people work, and live, on this ominous street. Then as Kenya’s film-industry...

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Monthly Archives: September 2014. I owe this to Christine Hassler and Shonte Taylor: the naming of a time in life,somewhere in the 20s and 30s, where things don’t make sense. Something like a midlife crisis.The neuroscientist (Taylor) says our brains are still growing until our mid and late 20s, somewhat explaining the crisis. So this is the time when we question things, wonder if we’re on the right track,like me. We can leave our jobs, even travel, look for ourselves, our life path. The Coast: nothing b...

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Monthly Archives: October 2014. An important part of the average Nairobi girl’s life(not all). The other day I found myself in Kenyatta Market (the famous making hair place in Nairobi, even models are said to go there to do their hair). Ok, I was in Ngummo and decided to do my hair over other important, pressing appointments, and at the risk of disappointing quite a few people. It starts raining lightly,at first .madame proprietor is back, almost ready to go.She gets a companion to walk with her&...Anoth...

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At the end of the day, the questions we ask of ourselves determine the type of people that we will become. Leo Babauta. Understanding Religion, Fundamentalists/Extremists, and Violence/Terrorism. January 12, 2015. Global War on Terror. 2 Comments to “Understanding Religion, Fundamentalists/Extremists, and Violence/Terrorism”. January 12, 2015 at 8:12 PM. January 13, 2015 at 6:47 AM. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. This is (Not) ...

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Hair etc, continued. From Kenyatta market (and other Kenyatta market-ish places like Umoja stalls), another beauty option are home salons. These are located in estates and other residential areas. While you can get hairstylist or beautician to come home and fix your hair or nails. (Or you can take a walk in town, there are quite a few stalls nowadays where men are giving women pedicures). Some of the clients were being waited for by their husbands so they kept calling regularly. An important part of the ...

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