Tales from Europe Cycling in Barcelona: Encounters with “Miradors” The Police and The Cold 11th Dec 20211st Jan 2022 Where do I start from? I am a finalist of the Afrobloggers 2021 awards, and boy am I levitating?!🧚🏾♀️🤗 This (in all honesty) inspired me to squeeze some time to…
Tales from Europe Learning How to Ride a Bicycle: Experience of a Ugandan🇺🇬 Girl in Belgium🇧🇪 21st Aug 20211st Jan 2022 Narrated by Bridget, Written by Brenda In the central region of Uganda, where I come from, folklore has it that falling with a bike while cycling is the KICK-START for…
Tales from Uganda Leisure Cycling: The muddy cycling tour around Kalangala Island 17th May 20211st Jan 2022 Going to an island has always been one of the many things on my bucket list. I have always envisioned that my first time would be some sort of mystery…
Tales from Uganda Cycling in a Rainy Season: Drenched and Sweaty 1st May 20211st Jan 2022 A Primary Seven kid cycling to be in time for his final exams I have been wanting to write a piece on cycling under rain from last year but just…
Tales from Uganda Being a Regular Cyclist: Any Day is Accident Time 21st Mar 20211st Jan 2022 From the title above, it is pretty obvious what today’s post is about: ACCIDENTS No matter how cautious you are, someone out there is not – it is just what…
Tales from Uganda The Kampala-Jinja Cycling Escapade: My 26th Birthday Treat 10th Feb 20211st Jan 2022 As you read this, trust me to have made a number of deletions just so I can have the best beginning line for what I am about to share. Also,…
Tales from Uganda Cycling in a Night of Terror: The Evening of Bobi Wine’s Arrest 24th Nov 20202nd Jan 2022 Up to this day, everyone I know that was in Kampala that day, still speaks of it as if it were yesterday. And for me, I recall how each second…
Tales from Uganda Cycling at Night in Kampala: A Lesson and Triumph in One Night 9th Nov 202017th Jul 2022 Adventure! If you know me well enough, you know I will be down to try out almost anything just because well, I love the feeling of being full of Life…
Tales from Uganda The Unappealing Facts about Cycling and How I Carry on Despite Their Existence 19th Oct 20201st Jan 2022 I recently had a real overarching conversation about cycling with a fellow workout enthusiast. Initially I thought she of all people would be convinced to become a female cyclist like…
Tales from North America Cycling to Deliver Food For DoorDash: Experience of a Ugandan girl in Canada 4th Oct 20201st Jan 2022 If you had told me last year, that I would be trying to make money delivering food , on a freaking bicycle, I would have probably called you crazy. But…
Tales from Uganda Being a Female Cyclist in Kampala: The Treatment and Gestures From Onlookers 23rd Sep 20201st Jan 2022 In my previous post, I shared some of the many comments I have got while I ride through Kampala. Amidst blurting out all sorts of comments, some people have gone…
Tales from Uganda Being a Female Cyclist in Kampala: The Verbal Commentary 13th Sep 20208th Mar 2022 Do you ever question the existence of traditions and cultures and how they became the true norm amongst different societies? Things like for a woman to be proposed to, the…
Tales from Uganda Cycling Using a Fixed-Gear Bike: The Kololo Adventure. 5th Sep 20201st Jan 2022 As you already know, COVID 19 impacted the world in many different aspects of life and as a result, different people on the globe adopted a range of practices. In…
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