My Dear Child, Chivalry is Dead
What would you do if your mother or father said this to you: My dear child, Chivalry is dead? Would you believe them? I can answer for myself. My answer is No. I disagree. read more…
Learn How to Tie Your Gele / Headtie Via YouTube
Nothing beats a well-tied gele
I use YouTube tutorials for so many things nowadays. Next to just searching on Google, YouTube is your second best-friend. From recipes to makeup tutorials, you’re bound to find what you’re looking for there. I also go there to watch tech reviews before buying gadgets.
But today, Enibaby is going to teach you how to tie your gele (headtie). She uses a Damask headtie here, but you can use the same technique for other head ties too. read more…
Short Film: International Chef
I saw this video months ago through AfriNolly. It was one of the entries for their short film competition. Although this video did not win, I still found it hilarious, and decided to share.
I pray none of you experiences the horror of being forced to cook this chef’s recipe. You’ll have to watch the video to see what I mean.
Most memorable part: You must cook one of my recipes today!
Na by force? Lol! Enjoy.
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Wherefore Means Therefore
I can’t remember the first time I heard (or read) the word ‘Wherefore,’ but I certainly remember when I understood its meaning.
Stay in Berlin: Part 3
If you are just starting, I highly recommend reading Part 1 and Part 2 first. Now for Part 3.
They drove home in silence for about twenty minutes, and when they finally reached Kayode’s apartment, he opened the front door for her and let her in. He lived on the second floor of an apartment very close to the eastern part of Berlin’s center. The apartment itself was furnished like a typical bachelor’s pad, and Remi could tell with just one glance at the kitchen, that Kayode hardly ever cooked. She was not surprised.
She helped him with some of the lighter bags, and after showing her the room that would become her bedroom, he retired to his room for the night. By now, it was almost 8:00 pm. read more…
When you get to ‘The End’ of an E-book
After ploughing through a book and reaching ‘the end,’ you can physically close it and put it down. You can put it back in your personal library, return it to the local library, stand on it in the hopes that it will turn into a magic carpet, etc. What you do with a book once you’re done reading it is left to you.
But the examples I gave above really apply to physical books. What about e-books? What do you do with them when you’re done? read more…
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Hello, there! My name is Sharon and I am a Nigerian Fiction Writer, Taker of Pictures and Lover of Humor. Feel free to look around or say hello. I don't bite. Usually. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by.Current Series: Darling Uloma, Love Letters from a Secret Admirer
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