It’s true that once you are a parent, you cease to be self centred (or at least try not to be). I know we all have our lives to live but one can’t help but think how our actions can … Read more ...
Urghh!!
Okay… it’s me and my woes again. Have I told you guys about my job?
Well, I work for a government establishment. I am a lawyer but, of course, they decided to put me in the policy department. What do … Read more ...
Hello!
Lol! Still laughing at Omara’s comment about “all the intense people”… anyway, my husband attended a meeting with the intense people while in SA.
I haven’t been well, so wasn’t able to post anything for a while. I had this … Read more ...
More on My South African Trip.
Well, apart from seeing South Africa, I met a lot of interesting Nigerians and Non- Nigerians. Let me tell you about some of them.
Pastor James Wuye (the guy in a blue and brown babariga): This guy works with Imam … Read more ...
Magun.
Okay, I just had to share this story really quick.
Remember I wrote a post on infidelity a few weeks ago? Well, just today I heard an interesting story on infidelity.
Apparently, there is this police officer in Masaka (outkirts … Read more ...
Glad To Be Home!
My husband and I just got back from a one week trip to S.A and while it was loads of fun, I am so happy to home. I especially missed my blog pals as the internet access was bad in
Husbands & Handbags
No. I ain’t talking about the latest Gucci or Chloe purse.
Let me refer you to Naija Dictionary for beginners
Handbag (hănd’băg’) pronunciation
n.
1. A woman that a man picks up at a party or wherever
2. A woman
n.
1. A woman that a man picks up at a party or wherever
2. A woman