END OF MY BUKUSU DARLING EPISODE Fairy tales are only meant for children’s books. I believe this with every fibre of my being. Once in a while, reality defies fiction and dares to pull a fast one on human beings. Blame that on the gods for in their ever increasing envy of man, they seek to twist and torment him using the one element they will never understand; hope I am done dithering. Now onto the story: That story caused shockwaves throughout the entire country and it’s easy to see why. Indians do not ever date let alone marry indigenous Kenyans. But it happened. And what’s more, an Indian girl from a wealthy background wasmarrying her father’s shamba boy, a poor Luhya from the Bukusu sub-group.Anyway, after a rather unlikely courtship and marriage, the lass has decided to call it a day and go back to daddy..... Couldnt she bare with the the poverty?????? Or could it be true that she was physically abused by her bukusu lover...sharply contradicting the famous end lines of other fairy tales..... This one ends with AND THE COUPLE NEVER LIVED HAPPILY THERE AFTER............
Posted on: Sat, 24 Jan 2015 10:48:00 +0000
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