Int’l Women’s Day: Technovation Challenge

I have even lost count of the Technovation Challenge day we are on!! But if my memory serves me right, it should be the third one. Coincidentally, that Saturday also happened to be International Women’s Day. So, that I got to spend it with the lovely ladies of Mary Hill Girls’ High School.

Btw, there were so many other activities slotted for that day and as much as I would have loved to take part in all of them, there is only one of me. Darnit! There was the GDG Women’s meet up at +iHub which I was invited to. There was also an +Akili Dada walk in Karura Forest. Apart from that, there was the Intel Galileo fest on campus and I was super psyched for it (Hehe, the promise of free food might have had something to do with that!)

Day Two #TechnovationHackDay

Hey there guys! How you doin’? Hope all is well. I on the other hand, I’m swarmed with so much to do and so little time hence the stall in my posts. But I really wanted to check in at least for the first post of the month and fill you in on what went down this past weekend. The post is just going to be somewhat on the short end nonetheless I will try to keep it sweet :)

I have been keeping you in the loop about this new +Akili Dada mentoring project that I took on. But if should this be the first time you are dropping by (first of all welcome) and find the previous posts here and here.

Kicking Off The Technovation Challenge! {Day One}

This Saturday marked our first day of the Technovation Challenge in our respective schools. I told ya’ll in this post that I would be keeping you up to date over the entire 12 weeks so here I am…a man of my words, hehe!

To say I had a confused morning that day would be an understatement. For starters, I was finding it really hard to detach myself from my warm and cozy bed. I am always an early riser but for some reason, I just couldn’t stop the relationship that my upper eyelids had forged with the lower ones! I finally decided to wake up after losing count of the number of times I had snoozed my alarm. Boy, wasn’t that hard!