I love the little things in life ;coffee in the morning, deep talks that make you feel seen, dancing when no one’s watching, and finding peace in the chaos. I’m the kind of person who will always show up for the people I care about, even when I’m going through my own battles.

I’m not perfect, but I’m real. I believe in kindness, growth, and trusting that everything happens for a reason — even if we don’t always understand it at the time.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because connection means the world to me 💫

I joined Couchsurfing not just to host travelers visiting Kenya, but because I believe in the beautiful exchange of culture, kindness, and stories. I love opening up my space to people from around the world—it’s my little way of making someone’s journey feel a bit more like home.

But here’s the twist—I’m also a traveler at heart! 🌍✨
One day, I hope to be on the other side of the couch—backpacking, exploring new cities, learning new languages, and being hosted by amazing souls like me in different corners of the world.

So for now, I host with love.
And in the future, I’ll travel with the same open heart, hoping to be welcomed just as warmly.

Whether you’re stopping by Nairobi for a quick trip or a long stay, know that you’re not just finding a host—you’re meeting a fellow traveler, music lover, deep-talker, and someone who truly values meaningful connections.

Let’s share stories, laughter, playlists, and maybe even travel dreams.

Interests

• diy
• cooking
• shopping
• traveling
• netflix
• listening to music
• dinner
• watching football
• grab a drink

Music, Movies, and Books

A lover of great music—it’s the soundtrack to my life and the heartbeat of my space. You’ll often catch the warm sounds of old-school R&B playing in the background—think soulful vocals, smooth rhythms, and timeless love songs that take you back. I also have a soft spot for soft rock, the kind that stirs your soul without being too loud—just the right blend of emotion and calm energy. And of course, I enjoy classic pop hits that bring a sense of nostalgia, feel-good vibes, and light-hearted fun.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Probably be there for my family 💜

What I Can Share with Hosts

Teach them a few Swahili phrases – Fun, educational, and a great way to connect 😊

Meaningful Experiences like teach them how to Cook a simple Kenyan dish like ugali, chapati or sukuma wiki if they’re open to it!

Genuine Vibes interms of good conversation – Share stories, your journey and dreams,

Countries I’ve Lived In

Kenya