1 In second term when you had to wear your half-sweater, sweater, Anorak jacket , Scarf and Leg-warmers but that Kikuyu cold was still merciless
2 Trying to stay awake during Rev Marion’s unending sermons and 2-hour prayers
3 When she’d start mentioning how “your father’s sold cows and goats to bring you to Alliance”
4 Waiting in line to fetch hot water from the boiler in the morning or after evening preps
5 In form one, the first time you were told to introduce yourself during House Meeting
6 In Form 2 when you heard the Para (Tea Break) bell ringing
7 Feasting on the bread of those who didn’t “move” during Para (tea break)
8 When your teacher extends 5 minutes into the Para Bell
9 Waiting for Sunday Supper outside the Dining Hall.

10 How the Dining Hall cops closed the doors 5 minutes after the bell
11 When “Matty Shosho” found you with 4 Slices of Bread instead of 3 during breakfast
That woman would go all Dracary on your ass!
12 When you were eating in down area then you saw a cop coming to book you
13 When you did all the wrong things during the week but don’t find your name in the Detention list
14 Trying to force that ponytail to hold because “Pushback” rule
15 Bearing the heat of Mrs. Mburu’s (the Salon lady) blow dryer just so your hair would look good during Socials
16 That 1 Meter rule when Vibing boys during funkiez
17 When you went to Across and the first stop was at their tuckshop.
How the Acrossian tuckshop looked like compared to ours.
18 When you were scrubbing pavement slabs during Community service on Friday and the darn Scouring powder wouldn’t wash off
19 Staging a fall with your friend and carrying her back to avoid going for Crosso (Cross-country)
20 When someone says you passed KCSE because you guys “get leakage” but only you know the struggles you went through
This is sooo true…I couldn’t stop laughing
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How you would wait for speeches to end so that you can FINALLY have visiting day
How you would run to the phonebooth after roll call so that you beat the line
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Sunday supper . interesting 😂😆 related
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I wonder how attending “commo” in preparation for interhouse activities escaped your mind.I rem how we used to be woken up very early.If you proved to be stubborn or pretending to be sleepy you would run around your house until you are ready to cooperate.and then the joy of your house winning in the interhouse competitions..you would feast on chapatis and cake and go around the whole school mocking the losers..
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Amazing!!!
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Amazing memories
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Lol, always enjoy the amazing throwback this post gives every time I read !!
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So true
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sooo trueeee!!!!!
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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All these are try,who can ever forget about the house meetings on Wednesday,I still remember how you could spend the whole day alone scrubbing the floors just to hear matron claim youve done nothing
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Reblogged this on Melting Icicles.
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The pony tail😂😂oh dear
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Hahah this is so good! Flood of memories
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haha very funny
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Hot water, salon lady, half-sweaters?! Only “para” was there. I went to a different Bush gals early 90’s where we had none of that. We went for cross-country full stretch no surrender, probably feared to forge an injury because of the imagination of what will happen if discovered.
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😂😂😂😂day made!so effing true..memories!!!
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Hihi well articulated
Dining hall captains closing doors esp on Wednesday breakfast siku ya sausage
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Haiya siku ya sausage? Hey which Bush did you go to. During my time there was no sausage. Wah do they eat sausage to date. Lol
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Yes. Every Wednesday breakfast
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Well articulated
Dining hall cops closing doors esp on Wednesday breakfast siku ya sausage😃😃
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Hahahaha,,,that’s very true….the bush memories
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So true
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Too too funny. Eating in down area and running away like that chicken…. LMAO!
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Wuuh!The life ….so true
You forgot to mention doing the Georges in first form! Another strange term- only busherians
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every. word. is. true.
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this is awesome,,,,plus roll call was another thing and how pple carried spoons in their pocket after Sunday roll call,lining up waiting for the phrase “you’re dismissed””
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So true …
Day made
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True true true
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Yes…. The phone booth was another thing.. … I never made a call untill I was in 4th class of 2005
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Hot water? Blow dry lady? You guys had it good! In 1991 my best memory is para!
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Lol you missed out
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this is just so real
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Wow….. am simply reminiscing those moments
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hahaha so hilarious…all those struggles made us who we are today..Responsible ladies.this made my evening…
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Wauh!do real
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so on point! night totally made
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Wow some memories are so interesting. Great job.
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Hahahaha. …para was soo delicious!
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So true!!!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Best portrayal evuuuur!
It’s so true
Especially about the leakage
They better recognize
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……the comm work was hectic….inspection… dare you skive…you will do it over preps…….
memories good though
…and the hot water struggle
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This. Is. Darn. Hilarious.
HahahhahHah.
Detention list. relatable mayne.
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Para and that line for hot water 😂😂
Memories!
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so on point…..very well articulated.😂
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Hahahaa, struggled with the pony tail all through., 😂 😂
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Hahahahahaha! No 17! That took the day
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Day made!! So point on! I love the crosso meme the most.
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one year away from bush but trust me! nilipitia hayo yote
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Indeed these are sweet memories.
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Memories are so interesting.
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Ha ha ha!! Good one. Thank you for the memories and yes only Bush Girls can relate😊
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Wooow! Day officially made ❤😅 thanks
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Hahahaaa…I love how you’ve simply articulated those memories!!!
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Wow! Some similarities there with Starehe boys. You girls are highly respected by me because you have a great schools name to protect. At work when your boss congratulates you for a job well done and mentions Alliance, Starehe, Kenya high, Pb etc, it makes colleagues freak out and look at you like you have all the answers to their problems.
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This is hilarious! N0 8 truly got me. Para! Half sweater, anorak jacket, legwarmers, scarves, hot water……… that Bush was paradise! We did not have those back in 96′.
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Hahahahah. I had forgotten we used to “move”. How did that word come about ?
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I experienced all these in Bush!
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I experienced this all this in Bush!
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