*clears cobwebs*
I stumbled upon my blog today (LOL) and realized my first post was published a year ago, today. *raises glass*
Special shoutout to those who visit and comment, I appreciate you.
It's almost November and I'm at the point where I've started reflecting on what I want to accomplish and see happen in my life in 2015, with God's ability of course. I want it to be BIG...HUGE and I foresee a great year, in every sense of the word. *prays silently*
Amen.
Till next time...xx
Monday, October 27, 2014
Thursday, July 10, 2014
E Go Better.
*I will attempt to write a full post in pidgin, also known as broken English/vernacular*
Na work you dey find? Abi you get work but e be like say dem send your boss for your matter?
You say no be work mata? Ok. How market? Business just dey dull abi money no dey your account at all?
What of the spinsters and bachelors? Na wife you dey find so tey you don give up abi an husband you dey pray for day after day? Hmm...what of you when don marry but never born? Dem people don dey ask you say "where is ya God?".
No be dat one dey do you? Okay, what of the one wey just feel like say things dey work against am, e be like say nothing nothing dey work for your end?
Whether I talk the one when dey do you, or I no talk am, I wan tell you say E GO BETTER!! Lai, Lai, no be poor man prayer. God dey, He dey see everything when dey worry you and I wan remind you as oyinbo dey talk am, say "there is light at the end of the tunnel".
No give up, carry all your wahala then give am to God. Ask make He help you. Walahi, this problem when you dey face so get expiry date oooh!
My brother, my sister, e go better!
Love,
That Girl.
Na work you dey find? Abi you get work but e be like say dem send your boss for your matter?
You say no be work mata? Ok. How market? Business just dey dull abi money no dey your account at all?
What of the spinsters and bachelors? Na wife you dey find so tey you don give up abi an husband you dey pray for day after day? Hmm...what of you when don marry but never born? Dem people don dey ask you say "where is ya God?".
No be dat one dey do you? Okay, what of the one wey just feel like say things dey work against am, e be like say nothing nothing dey work for your end?
Whether I talk the one when dey do you, or I no talk am, I wan tell you say E GO BETTER!! Lai, Lai, no be poor man prayer. God dey, He dey see everything when dey worry you and I wan remind you as oyinbo dey talk am, say "there is light at the end of the tunnel".
No give up, carry all your wahala then give am to God. Ask make He help you. Walahi, this problem when you dey face so get expiry date oooh!
My brother, my sister, e go better!
Love,
That Girl.
Ladies...
There's something going on and I'm trying to understand it.
I must have been in deep sleep when most people in the world were made authority on how and what ladies NEED to do or be doing to get/attract/keep/trap a man.
Arrrrggghhhhh!!!
The next time I see a Facebook post or Tweet or Instagram beginning with "Ladies" and accompanied by some (usually very obvious and unnecessary) advice for "single" ladies, I might go all Solange on their behind (help me Lord!!).
Okay, I think I'm done.
Signed,
Management.
I must have been in deep sleep when most people in the world were made authority on how and what ladies NEED to do or be doing to get/attract/keep/trap a man.
Arrrrggghhhhh!!!
The next time I see a Facebook post or Tweet or Instagram beginning with "Ladies" and accompanied by some (usually very obvious and unnecessary) advice for "single" ladies, I might go all Solange on their behind (help me Lord!!).
Okay, I think I'm done.
Signed,
Management.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Music
I should do better with posting.
Listening to one of my faves, Kenny Lattimore has inspired me to blog about some of the musical artists I love. I grew up listening to songs my parents listened to, like ABBA, Lionel Ritchie and some others. I also grew up listening to gospel jams and some good old Nigerian artistes, thanks to TV (NTA, for example) and radio.
Funny, I've always had an "old" taste in music. I was never the cool kid that knew all the latest songs in their teens (90s- early 00s). I'm more in touch with some of the latest "cool" jams these days, thanks to my car radio *laughs*.
Anyway, I'm currently loving:
KEM
Kenny Lattimore
Anthony Hamilton
Tamar Braxton
And of course, some gospel jams from Naija and abroad.
Looking forward to discovering new music!
Till next time. xx
Listening to one of my faves, Kenny Lattimore has inspired me to blog about some of the musical artists I love. I grew up listening to songs my parents listened to, like ABBA, Lionel Ritchie and some others. I also grew up listening to gospel jams and some good old Nigerian artistes, thanks to TV (NTA, for example) and radio.
Funny, I've always had an "old" taste in music. I was never the cool kid that knew all the latest songs in their teens (90s- early 00s). I'm more in touch with some of the latest "cool" jams these days, thanks to my car radio *laughs*.
Anyway, I'm currently loving:
KEM
Kenny Lattimore
Anthony Hamilton
Tamar Braxton
And of course, some gospel jams from Naija and abroad.
Looking forward to discovering new music!
Till next time. xx
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Happy New Year!
I know this is super late but better late than never! ;) I hope the year started well for everyone. I have high hopes for this year and I hope you do too.
Hmm...this post seems filled with the word "hope". Coincidence or nay?
Cheers to a new year!! *raises glass*
Hmm...this post seems filled with the word "hope". Coincidence or nay?
Cheers to a new year!! *raises glass*
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Lesson Learned
Recently, I had a huge craving for some serious ofada rice and ayamase stew. I decided to go to this fancy restaurant somewhere in Lagos to get it. I no know who send me message oo, I should've just found a nice 'mama put' or buka to go satisfy my cravings but no, impatience got the best of me. I happily bought the food (let's ignore the rude boy that attended to me), even paid for the take-away pack (that was a first for me!) and took it home. I hurriedly warmed the food, heaped some of the food on my fork and shoved in into my mouth...*pause*...what?! It tasted like I was eating rice and palm-oil. I was sooo disappointed! So, after wasting fuel/time/anticipation/energy to go and buy this thing, this was all I got?! Lesson learned: Next time you're craving some "local" fare, go to the pros, not them fancy schmancy places. A word is enough for the wise.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
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