I spent most of my third transfer on constructing a new spacious house to replace the tiny one that I ha before. I was living this kind of life where children were forced to seek for accommodation elsewhere simply because the house we owned could not fit all of us. I am glad that my children no longer suffer for a place of sleep. They currently own a bedroom where they comfortably conduct their studies without any interference.

I spent my second transfer on paying 5,000 KES hospital for my child, bought an ox at 14,000 KES, sofa set at 13,000 KES, two sacks of maize at 11,000 KES, paid 3,000 KES school fee for my child in high school then used the rest on other house errands.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that I'll no longer pay for someone to till my farms now that I have an ox which I'll be using together with my mother-in-law's ox. I also have my own decent seats hence I no longer go through the shame of borrowing seats from my neighbours as before.

I spent my first transfer on paying fees for my child who is in high school and cleared a debt that I had. I also bought school shoes for my child and used most of the amount on purchasing food for the family consumption.

The moment I received the transfer I was overwhelmed with joy and rushed to my inlaw's place to confirm if she had also received the transfer and the responce was positive. we agreed to keep calm over the issue so as to think on how to use the transfer.