Okay so lately my life has been like the weather. One minute i am happy and the next i am sad. I hate that yoyo!
Sunday, December 6, 2009
WEATHER
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Friday, December 4, 2009
IN THE STORM
It's been a while. Anything that could happen has. But in the storm........
If all I had was one last breath
I'd spend it just to sing Your praise
Just to say Your name
If all I had was one last prayer
I'd pray it 'cause I know You're always listening
If I could live a thousand lives, bind the hands of time
I would spend every moment by Your side
'cause I, I know You're there, I know You see me
You're the air I breathe
You are the ground beneath me
I know You're there, I know You hear me
I can find You anywhere
If all I had was one more song to sing
I would raise my voice to make the heavens ring
If all I had was one last chance, I'd take it
I would stake it all on You
If I could raise up high and catch a glimpse of every eye
I would make them believe
What I feel inside
If I could live a thousand lives and bind the hands of time
If I could rise up high and catch a glimpse of every eye
I know You're there
I know You're there
I know You're there, You're there
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Friday, November 13, 2009
ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST
I am so sorry bloggy darling.I have been dreading coming to talk to you. I didn't know what to say. I have been so mixed up about mummy gone. She has been like air to me. Always there and necessary.
So much so i must have just taken it for granted she would always be there.
Who will calm my nerves at my wedding?
Who is going to hold my hand when i am in labour with my first child?
Who will give child raising tips? Who will be there when i need advice?
I can no longer crawl in her bed when i need a comforting presence.
So to all the motherless children out there i will tell you what i discovered. God will do all those things.
He taught me something yesterday. As i was coming home i had this desperate pressure in my stomach and intestines. But i was 45 minutes drive away from home. By 25 minutes away i was sweating and shaking with the cramps. (Don't be grossed out you know what i am talking about. lol). Then i prayed that God keeps me till i see a loo and low and behold i see a filling station (15minutes from home).
I stopped my car prepared to ask for a loo and the pain and aching stopped suddenly so i took a leap of faith. I started my car again and continued on my way home. The cramped started again but i made it home.
That just showed me that when you are on a journey somewhere, it may be painful and seem like God is not responding to you but he is. Dont stop striving for what you want because you think you've found something manageable. God only wants the best for us.
Anyways i have been so busy and stressed lately. My Granpa (Daddy's dad) died like 3 weeks after mum died. Daddy has been so devastated. The responsibilities he inherited are humongous him being the first son and all. I worry about him and pray for him though. God wont make me an orphan that i know.
So now i have to go to naija for Grandad's funeral. But isn't that too many trips? Mum's funeral, grandad's funeral, xmas, mickey's wedding? Sigh. Not sure if i am doing them all. Time, finance and God will tell.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh and on a good note, i got my dress for mickeys wedding!!!! It's not brown but blue. What do you think?
Also Celebrity takes 2 is on again!! I am not sure if with all the travelling and funerals i can blog it all but i trust Linda Ikeji and Bellanaija to keep you posted.
Tata!! Xoxo!!
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009
GOODBYE MAMA
Mama Unbiased died on the 15th of September 2009 (Aged 60).
How do i feel? Shocked!!
I remember her ready smiles followed by that quiet chuckle.
I remember taking my birthday cakes for granted because I knew she would always bake them herself and they'd always be the best.
I remember her smooth hairless skin and wandering why mine was so hairy.
I remember how secretly happy she was when I got scared in my own room and crawled into her bed at night.
I remember her teaching me how to cook and keep the kitchen spotless at the same time.
I remember standing in her room with the temperature at 2 degrees and freezing.
I remember her amazing decorating skill and wandering if I could match up.
I remember playing with her makeup, clothes and shoes.
I remember her days of camping out at the hospital every time I was sick.
I remember the tender care I got when I had chicken pox or that nasty boil at the back of my neck.
I remember nicking her ‘Bring down the glory’ cassette by Panam Percy Paul.
I remember days of long conversation and debates on just about anything.
I remember her strong unwavering faith in the face of opposition.
I remember how I learnt the littlest things just by watching and wandering if I could fill her shoes.
I remember being really proud of her and thinking that just by association her accomplishments were mine.
I remember the littlest and biggest things in a flash. It overwhelms me. It scares me. Is she gone? I am told she is on holiday and I will get to see her someday?
Is that true? Will I? What do I do between now and then?
And then I remember her favourite psalm. Psalm 121.
I look to the hills! Where will I find help? It will come from the LORD, who created the heavens and the earth. The LORD is your protector, and he won't go to sleep or let you stumble. The protector of Israel doesn't doze or ever get drowsy. The LORD is your protector, there at your right side to shade you from the sun. You won't be harmed by the sun during the day or by the moon at night. The LORD will protect you and keep you safe from all dangers. The LORD will protect you now and always wherever you go.
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Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Chronicles of My Birthday
12.00 am
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Thursday, July 30, 2009
LONG OVERDUE
I am long overdue for an update abi? So sorry my darling blogikins. I did miss you but for some reason i was too tired and filled with worldly activities to visit.
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009
The mystery of JAHDIEL.
As i was playing on youttube as i seem to be doing these days, i came across a really cool video by a naija chick. Apart from the fact that she is based in Ikeja and she did praise and worship at THE EXPERIENCE 2008,i can find anything on her. Anyone know anything? Anyways i posted the said video below. Toodles!!
Lyrics
Jahdiel - Heritage
Found more!! I feel like an international gbeborun at this point. lol!! So here it is.
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Friday, February 13, 2009
SOMEWHERE IN THE MIDDLE
I was listening to casting crowns and i got thinking. The song kinda went on about people being caught in the middle and gave different examples like
- Fearless warriors in a picket fence,
- reckless abandon wrapped in common sense
- Deep water faith in the shallow end and we are caught in the middle.
- With eyes wide open to the differences, the God we want and the God who is. But will we trade our dreams for His or are we caught in the middle?
Thinking about it now? That was just plain BS. Where do we draw the line between standing for our beliefs and being diplomatic. The babe did wrong!!! We could say stuff like:
- This time we wont burn you alive but if anything happens to this kid we will be back.
- We are calling the police to haul her wicked heart to jail.
- Get her counselling.
Loads of things could be done different ways but in trying to preserve peace and be 'politically correct' we are all becoming a bunch of .........
When did it become a sin to say a black man is black and a white man is white? When did it become okay for people of the same race to call each other a name but it becomes an insult when another races use it.?
Frankly at the risk of sounding bad, i would say that the nickname i have for one of my friends is golly. I always used it since i was a kid. Now i hear a woman using it on BBC has committed a mortal sin. What?
Don't we have enough things to worry about with life and the economy and health and kids and ....................................so many things?
Why not worry about job creation before jobless graduates become highway robbers. Don't they know idle hands are the devils workshop?
Well in the middle of my rant that doesn't seem to have a direction, what i am trying to say is people should have beliefs and stick to them. If we are Christians, by our behaviour and lifestyle, we would be identifiable.
Sometimes i see some Muslims (peaceful worshiping ones) i know personally that have so much faith and conviction in their beliefs and mode of worship and wander why we Christians are content to be coasting along.
How do we want God to give his all to us if we ration our lives to him? Doesn't seem fair now does it?
How do you commit your life to Jesus and then deny him in public either by your lips or lifestyle? I am not squeaky clean on this and i don't claim it to be easy but anything worth getting never is. It is a continuous decision you make to take a path and stick to it.
There is a difference between being tolerant and foolish. Last thing on my mind was some of the things casting crowns said.
- Somewhere between the wrong and the right
- Somewhere between my faith and my plans
- Somewhere between the safety of the boat and the crashing waves
- Somewhere between who I was and who You're making me
Just how close can I get, Lord, to my surrender without losing all control?
By the way i am in the middle of exercise or not, diet or not. Somehow i expected to loose weight just by thinking. Guess what? It didn't happen so here i am getting onto the difficult painful road of getting fit.
And not to forget, my band of the moment, DAUGHTRY and the African Children Choir singing 'HOME'.
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
HOW NOW?
Why is it that just when i thought my country was becoming tush some people need to display this kain kata kata? Read on to understand my quandry.
GOAT HELD OVER ROBBERY
Nigerian police are holding a goat on suspicion of attempted armed robbery - amid claims it used black magic to morf from a human to escape justice.
Vigilantes took the animal to police, claiming it had been a person trying to steal a Mazda 323.
"The group of vigilante men came to report that while they were on patrol they saw some hoodlums attempting to rob a car," Kwara state police spokesman Tunde Mohammed said.
"They pursued them. However one of them escaped while the other turned into a goat.
"We cannot confirm the story, but the goat is in our custody."
He went on: "We cannot base our information on something mystical. It is something that has to be proved scientifically, that a human being turned into a goat."
Belief in witchcraft is widespread in parts of Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation.
People have been flocking to the police station to see the goat, photographed in one national newspaper on its knees next to a pile of straw.
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