A Day in Midlife | discovering new truths at AGE 45

Am I really this person? It's time to come clean, at least to myself. It's a pretty long list...
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Everyone is welcome to my channel. However, if you're not over 40 you may NOT understand.
Midlife crisis is a shift in identity and self-assurance that can happen to people in their middle years, usually between the ages of 40 and 60. The condition is defined as a psychological crisis triggered by life experiences that draw attention to an individual's advancing years, impending death, and potential lack of achievements. This may result in extreme sadness, regret, and worry, as well as the desire to regain their youth, drastically alter their current way of life, or feel compelled to make amends for past choices and incidents. According to Vaillant (2012), research on midlife crises reveals that they are less prevalent than previously thought. During the course of his 75-year longitudinal study on adult development, he discovered that participants in the study had very few experiences with midlife crises. The phrase was coined by Elliot Jaques in 1965.
This channel is NOT about any kind of crisis.
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[@MBITHEify]

Onions...wash or soak in water before chopping Noodles .... I add dhana jeera , garam masala and turmeric to make them yummy If possible, make some bacon mix with the yellow & red peppers & peas...then toss the noodles in that... #Groupof Schools noodles...yum!

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

Thanks, but....not for me. My 10-year-old nephew is a 'noodles chef'. He adds sesame oil, oyster sauce, soy sauce, nyamabite, chopped corainder, etc... the house smells like Bobby Flay's kitchen💫, but I still cannot eat it.

[@doreennekesaofficial]

If you can do okra, then you should eat murema😅. Indeed you're a picky eater. All those things hukuli 😊. The list so super lengthy. Though I agree with you about the snacks that dissolve in the mouth

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

😂😂😂 Woi!!! I was afraid to admit that I'm a picky eater. I didn't even go into the drinks list!!! Is murema the one that grows on the hedge? If so, then it's not as slippery and I've had it. But mrenda is a NOOOOOO!😃

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

I think it's official: I AM A PICKY EATER 😭😭😅

[@lindamunyao9889]

You aren't picky eater based on listening to your list!!! I don't eat matumbo either but i crave mutura...😂 We are in the same boat!!!

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

Thanks for that! 😁Coz the list was much longer than I had anticipated.

[@SteGatheru]

Hey Mufu!

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

Hey Ste!

[@mummytales]

Boiled maize is mútúngó 😃

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

Thanks!! That sounds right! Others are saying mitungo and I'm like it's mtungo. But mútúngó it is. And have you ever experienced the aroma of mutungo on a chilly evening...but it's on the streets of Nairobi and you have to question the seller's hygiene and so you just walk by...? Pure torture😅

[@SteGatheru]

Mitungo*

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

Oh yes!!!!!!!!!!😅But I was taught "mtungo"

[@lindamunyao9889]

Yes! Mitungo

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

@@lindamunyao9889 ok so not mtungo. Sounds the same.

[@maddemadetv445]

buy a chopper mummy or use onion powder

[@ManoeuveringMidlife]

Thanks, i bought an onion chopper from Jumia. It worked for about 59 seconds!!!😭