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| My Sunday Outfit |
Good Morning everyone! I’m extremely excited today because it feels like Friday: Salah break is Tuesday and Wednesday so we (In Naija oh, lol) get tomorrow and Wednesday off work! Oh joy!
Why won’t I be excited? I have plans * I’m looking forward to seeing my grandma and packing all the salah meat, I loooove ram! How shall you spend your Salah? So yeah quick recap of the weekend…
Friday: Traffic!
Saturday: Early mo-mo I arranged for a hair dresser to make make my hair, she came over bright and early at about 6:00am, I was still snoring when she woke me up. It was a tough decision choosing what hairstyle to do but I stuck with my tried and trusted Fishbone. Here’s a video showing you what it looks like – CLICK HERE. It’s was painful ehn, maybe because my hair is natural. I’ve been taking Panadol since Saturday. Saturday evening mommy came to Lagos! You know what that means right? She will make pots of soups before she leaves…maybe that’s why the weekend was so relaxing for me.
Sunday: I went to Church, for 1st Service and I arrived late, due to that I couldn’t take down most of the notes of the sermon. After the service, one baba sitting next to me asked me “What did pastor say the P in W-O-R-S-H-I-P stand for?” Ehn? “Kilon jebe? Jamb kweshun. I mumbled some reason why I didn’t know the answer. I felt like such an idiot child that came to church to show face. I was blank. He smiled. 2 minutes later he handed me a paper and said “I’ve written it out for you so you can know”…
W – WAIT
O – OBEDIENCE
R – REVERENCE
S – SERVICE
S – SERVICE
H – HONOUR
I – INQUIRE
P – PRAISE
I thought that was extremely sweet of him! Bless!
On Sunday evening I went to my friend @Poshbug’s family home for her Iku Aka which I believe is the introduction rights for a wedding for the Igbo’s. After proposal, the Igbo bride-to-be is expected to
formally introduce her Suitor to her parents and close relations: “Iku-Aka” particularly provides a platform both
families exchange knowledge and become familiar with them or just
plants the idea within them that a marriage may soon take place. I love Nigerian culture and tradition, how’s it done in your culture?
formally introduce her Suitor to her parents and close relations: “Iku-Aka” particularly provides a platform both
families exchange knowledge and become familiar with them or just
plants the idea within them that a marriage may soon take place. I love Nigerian culture and tradition, how’s it done in your culture?
I met friends, I met bloggers, 21stCenturyCareerMom and ThirdWorldProfashional It was such a fun evening. Fun, food, friends = Gist! I wish them a blissful marital journey!
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How was your weekend?
Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.- Arthur Ashe
P.s I am going to be on MiTV on Tuesday (tomorrow) discussing Long Distance Relationships can work. Hmmm, what do you guys think? Can they work? You can catch the show on MiTV Lagos UHF 43, MiTV Ibadan UHF 43, DSTV 255, StarTimes 119, GoTV 94 and you can follow the hashtag #RBChats.
