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The night was cold ,the wind blew as if angry at the houses in its path,evidence of the season I hear being called ' Mbura ya Njahi'.At a distance ,an owl howled ,frogs croacked all over, crickets punctuated the night ,and once in a while, a stray dog remembered that was what it was.In the smoky hut, a grandmother and her two granddaughters sat around a fireplace,fueled by shelled maize cobs. Of course I know a few of you that know smoke is unhealthy for the eyes and could get me facts,but that is a norm here.In fact,a smoky kitchen is a sigh of life in the home and even better,one that's not under threat of starvation .You only know life in the country side if you've lived it .Otherwise, it will be a story that many do not relate to ,a mystery yet to be unravelled and a dream no one desired to get into but some how live it;I mean,the fuel used, the farm routine, handling animals that are wild and out. They chatted the night away alone, the frost was bitting into t...