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In Kenya, tea is more than just a beverage. It is at the heart of our hospitality. It is also one of the country’s leading exports, with green, lush tea plantations stretching across several parts of the country and supermarket shelves lined with different tea flavours. We call it chai, and most of us enjoy it with milk. In many Kenyan homes, tea is the first thing you are offered when you visit. In fact, hospitality itself is often wrapped up in the Swahili phrase “Karibu chai,” which simply means “come in for tea.” It is less about the drink and more about the welcome. Interestingly, chai also shows up in everyday slang, though not always in a positive way. Sometimes it is used as a polite way of referring to a bribe, with both the giver and receiver calling it “chai.” And in true Kenyan hospitality, whenever I gift my non-Kenyan friends, I always make sure to include several varieties of Kenyan tea for them to enjoy. One of Kenya’s leading tea companies uses the phrase “Fahari ya Kenya,” meaning “the pride of Kenya.” I feel that really captures the role of tea in our country.
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It's a great time to talk about the weather. It's already winter that features the sun rises later and set earlier than other seasons. So, most people really like to have a walk or hike in the sunny wintter afternoons. As for the people who live way up to the north, the temperature always drops to below zero in winter. Even weeks the sun stays in the sky and doesn't set in some parts of the Northern Europe. In that case, indoor activities are very popular in the Northern Hemisphere in winter time. However, after staying indoors for a long time can affect people's mood. We usually feel stressed and wish to go out to enjoy athe sunshine. So, I like snow in winter, but I prefer shunshine in winter. Fortunately, today's weather is really good that just likes what I expected. So, I am going to have a walking in the park with the warm sunshine. Meanwhile, stepping on the fallen leaves always make a fantastic sound that can meke me feel peaceful.
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