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“Once you align with people who have the same or higher standards, mindset, healthset, soulset and heartset, the way you show up in your world will never be the same.” Continue reading Life Changing Words I’ve Heard This Year
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While my two eyes, made in His likeness know how to see beautiful things this world has to offer, my third eye is the root of all problems. Here’s why; Thoughts of an African Woman I like using smooth operator because he was also made in His image although I’m not sure about the likeness part. He had glistening eyes, bushy long eyelashes like the … Continue reading My Third Eye Sieves
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You Are So Beautiful How Come You’re Single? That’s the question that never gives and with an explanation that could take a whole lifetime. Okay I am exaggerating a little. Nonetheless, why people assume being beautiful guarantees you smooth sailing I wonder. Take Abigail as an example. She is beautiful, she is smart and she sure knows what she wants in a man. The problem … Continue reading Beautiful but Unlucky
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So you’re calmly seated with a guy you met, two days ago at a certain event. After an exchange of cards you guys exchanged conversations, GIFS, memes and it even got to music. What else was left? Books? Art? Body fluids? Ooh the thought of it drives you back to reality and you catch up to him saying, “Meals in this restaurant taste delicious.” You … Continue reading Draw Me A Map
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No one can explain fifty shades of grey like a woman who just started talking to a man in the name of “lets see how this pans out.” Continue reading The Proposal
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Thoughts Of An African Woman #Part2 is finally here. Read and share Continue reading Thoughts Of An African Woman #Part2
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The African man Happy socks, brown shoes, fitted suit and the perfect features. He is seated steps across the room, yet he remains a site to behold. Dark, tall, and handsome meeting the standards of my friend’s preference in men, while supplementing mine in the way he carries himself. He’s got suave, style and his body language surely speaks as his diction sounds. He is … Continue reading Thoughts Of An African Woman #part1
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If Kianda school’s policy was unquestionable, it would mean parenting in all nuclear families is uniform. That all children raised in nuclear families exude discipline, love, emotional stability, security and they are not problematic. It would mean all single parents and their offspring are failures and since their children lack all of the above they are a burden to the society. Continue reading Context On Why Kianda School Would Refuse To Admit Children Raised By Single Parents
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His image still vivid, I put down my pen to reach out for my phone. No notification, no missed call. I slip into the comfort of my bed and simultaneously shut out the world in my plea to invite sleep. The last thought I have is a happy one. Continue reading THE FINAL CHAPTER #series
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“Are you all by yourself?” she muttered as she darted her eyes across the living room to check if there was anyone else in the house. “Daddy came” Jen responded as she continued, “He asked where you went and I told him that you left for the market but I do not know where.” Continue reading I AM HER
