Wapi wakina hardwood and Miss Double A? These are some of the only other Kenya-based insomniacs I see lurking round hapa Wazoo at some very early odd hours. And fellow insomniac hardwood had the nerve to chasten me for a post on the Monica thread made at an ungodly hour. Bure ghabisa!

I have always been an insomniac, thanks to working all sorts of crazy jobs at odd hours of the day or night in my younger years. Those who know what graveyard shift is wanajijua tu and can relate. After a few years of doing that ka-shift, your body gets used to it and going back to normal sleep patterns is very difficult.

Early to bed, early to rise! Makes a man (or woman) healthy, wealthy and wise!

Hehe. True my best "time of the day" is 3am - 6am. Most productive time. I do alot at that time.

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My Grandma used to tell me those are the hours when an Ogre, named Muthecha-Itu ( one who pierces the sky), who was be soo tall to walk on earth while touching the clouds used to operate. Once in a while he would do a "Jowi" on people he would meet and not be pleased with.

I'm asleep when typing in wazua, when I'm awake, I'm an eternal and universal being.

Behold, I'm the dream, the dreamer and the dreamed. No one gets into the dream except by me...

Now I go into the sleep called consciousness to dream about the dream I had when @hardwood was at 0243hrs.

Ditto for me. Back in the Uni days many moons ago, that was the best time to type up a long paper while the "lazy" and noisy fellow students were all asleep. Long distance journeys also move very well during this time, that's if you are lucky enough to escape the ogre Gathige speaks of. I read a newspaper article some weeks back about the man with the rungu loving to have his motorcade leave Kabarnet Gardens during these hours on his way to Tanzania for official business, and when John Keen would wake up "early" at 6 am trying to hitch a ride with the convoy he would be told they were already in Arusha whizzing fast towards Dar!

Insomniacs roll call. It is 1.55am Kenyan time.
I do not see the usual suspects
wakina tycho, double A, hardwood
Wote wamelala tu fo fo fo kama ngunia ya mchele na kukoroma kroo kama sawmill. How lazy. Bure ghabisa!
Today I see maka and mujizla and a few others
By the way it would be interesting to know the meaning of Wazua handles and why you chose them.
Mine is self explanatory. Mugunda- land/plots man. But NO I do NOT sell plots. I chose it because I have been buying them pole pole tu..pole pole tu... accumulating like a ngamia accumulates precious water in the desert...pole pole tu.A ngamia is very smart by the way...Once it notices an oasis..it pounces! And does not have to drink for the next 90 days.

3.55

Kumbe tuko wengi.
Meanwhile hardwood is still munching pillow and his overgrown shamba is crying in agony for someone to till it given the imminent rains. This man loves his sleep jameni. Ya dunia kweli...

Ahh asubuhi...

By the way Mugundaman. As much as I think I don't like you...It may true, who knows. I believe you are a breath of fresh air to wazua.

Endelea testing our thinking

And I hope you find the lord Jesus as your personal savior, like I have in the past few months. Luckily for me Viceroy was never mentioned in the going to hell stuff...

But this is for all the insomniacs bar hardwood who is not human