I spent my third transfer on buying a she -cow and two goats .I also bought some building materials which I am planning to use on building my homestead at the moment I am staying at my father's -in - law homestead .

I spent my second transfer on buying 20 iron sheets at 14,400 KES, three goats at 8,100 KES, a seat at 4,000 KES, a sack of maize at 4,600 KES, paid 2,000 KES school fee for my two children in primary school, clothes and shoes for my children at 3,000 KES, used 7,000 KES to boost my cereals business, then used the rest of the money on other house items.

The biggest difference in my daily life is that I no longer borrow chairs as before because I now have enough seats. I also feel financially safe now that I have some three goats that I can sell in case of any emergencies.

I spent my first transfer on purchasing a solar panel to replace the kerosene lamp that I used before. I have children who go to school and would frequently require proper lighting for their studies. In such scenerios, purchasing kerosene would prove to be very expensive and in most occasions they would conduct their studies outside using moonlight. For this reason therefore, I prioritized a solar panel to help them out.

I was so happy when I received my transfer which arrived at the right time when my children needed a proper lighting system to conduct their academic studies.