Miscellaneous Posts
Before We Met. Before I knew you, I wrote our story I wrote it in the tablet of my heart I sealed it with faith And prayed for our soul I saw your face like I saw everyone I said yes to your proposal I spoke to you more than I spoke to anyone I... Continue Reading →
Let me do my work each day; and if the darkened hours of despair overcome me, may I not forget the strength that comforted me in the desolation of other times May I still remember the bright hours that found me walking over the silent hills of my childhood, or dreaming on the margin of... Continue Reading →
There at a table, With God as my audience, With bitterness in my spirit Over the passage of life and its trials, I asked about my desires I needed his quick response Like any friend he said he was I screamed for the answers I deserved A response, Which to me will include his apologies... Continue Reading →
We all want some support, moral support. Not just financial support. Most times we want it from those closer to us but then even our success may not be supported by our friends and family members and this makes us feel like a loser even before we begin or just in the middle of our... Continue Reading →
Ever heard the lyric, “I only have eyes for you?” Well, what happens when you get into a relationship, but still seem to notice other attractive people? Does settling down mean that you need to become blinded by love? According to Askmen.com, “Looking and playful flirting can be considered healthy components of keeping a strong... Continue Reading →
In the first chapter of Genesis it is written that God placed mankind in the Garden of Eden. God knew from the very beginning that this perfect environment would be the key source for mankind’s healing and health. Daily applications of essential oils in Biblical times were extensive. Thirty-six of the 39 books... Continue Reading →
The award winning author has this to say about the current state of the nation (Nigeria) and an ideal leadership that drives a society. READ below: ''Some of my relatives lived for decades in the North, in Kano and Bornu. They spoke fluent Hausa. (One relative taught me, at the age of eight, to... Continue Reading →
Death isn't so bad, When only we exist and not live. Death isn't so bad, When all is lost on human terms. Death isn't so bad, When all we see is death itself. Death isn't so bad, When no one knows famine in the grave. Death isn't so bad, When the body feels no pain... Continue Reading →
When we fall in love and decide upon marriage, we decide to stay together for as long as we breathe; or at least that is the idea we paint when we utter our vows or say "to have and to hold, to love and to cherish, till death do us part". Although sometimes this isn't... Continue Reading →
