Kenyan Author Urges People Not To Take Their United Families For Granted: "Thank God"

• Kenyan author Levi Kones has issued a poignant reminder to individuals fortunate enough to have close-knit and harmonious families
• Kones, a published author, expressed gratitude for families that come together regularly, maintain open communication
• Kones highlighted the significance of families that celebrate Christmas together, engage in lively WhatsApp group conversations, and manage to uphold a sense of unity

Kenyan author Levi Kones has delivered a powerful message urging people to appreciate the blessing of having cohesive and united families.

Kones, known for his literary works, shared his thoughts on social media, prompting readers to reflect on the value of family bonds.

"If you're in a family that meets or almost meets every Christmas, has a vibrant WhatsApp group, still can talk to or tolerate each other throughout the year and can get through family events without a public fight breaking out, and can keep your issues mostly under wraps or even reconcile them and still manage that big family photo every year, thank God," Kones expressed in his heartfelt post.

He went on to highlight the contrasting experience of those who only see their entire families during funerals, and even then, interactions may be strained or limited to specific individuals.

Kones humorously referred to these situations, saying,

"Only certain funerals and at those 'select ones,' we don't even acknowledge each other except gossip about each other...(ndio hako ka saitan kamekuja). Thank God for your family today."

His post resonated with readers, encouraging them to recognize and cherish the moments of togetherness, especially during the holiday season.

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