Our Story

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Welcome to my dream; EVACAY. Living it means the world to me. I’m glad to serve you through a passion that serves my soul.

My mum and dad, bless their souls, bent over backwards to offer me and my baby brother a comfortable life. Christmas holidays were a highlight at our home. From unpacking the decoration boxes, lighting up the Christmas tree to hosting our favorite cousins for play dates. The icing on the cake was packing our bags, hoping into our Toyota Corolla and embarking on a trip. It always was a new location; an adventure. We did not have a lot but my parents made it happen...

An hour into a game drive at the Nakuru National Park, we are parked on the side of the road taking in the beauty that is a Rhino in the wild. This is one of the rare moments in life when my parents let me handle one of the family’s most prized possessions; the Kodak Camera KB-10. My cousin and I are staring at this fierce creature at the back seat of our oh-so-comfy Toyota Corolla. For once, there’s something more fascinating than our Nintendo. There was another site to behold, unfortunately, it wasn’t any of the Big 5. We had to look up to see it though. There it was, right in front of us, boldly gazing back at us. Weirdly, only my cousin and I were focused on it. It was green and had the unique ability to carry close to eight (8) (insert actual number) humans on it. The (Insert the name of a land cruiser that was good in the early 2000s.) My cousin and I did not discuss this at the moment but I know just like me, he would have loved to be standing in the (---name of the land cruiser) watching the majestic rhino from a vantage point. Since we could not join the tourists in their cruiser, my cousin came up with what at the time, seemed to be the best possible solution. “Tushuke kidogo tupige picha na rhino” that’s Swahili for “Let’s quickly step out of the car and take a photo with the rhino.” my not so smart cousin said. Don’t be quick to judge him. I quickly opened the door and right as I turned to step out, “Mutugi” my dad yelled out my name. Now, it was the tone he used that made me yank the door back. Let’s not discuss the eye contact my parents were making by this point. Have you seen a lion right as he’s on the tail of its prey? My dad proceeded to drive past the green land cruiser. All our eyes could make were the branded doors of the tour van. We could give anything to be in it at this point; for multiple reasons.