Hey guys:) Happy Humpday!
This one was written by Helen Cheng. Got her poetry from Poetry Soup. I hope you LOVE it as much as I did.
Hello guys! :)
Hope your holidays have been fun? There's still three days left in the year for a memorable 2015 and reflections on what the year has been so you can charge into 2016 with a free and liberating leap.
As you know, I'm a great lover of series/TV Shows. I wrote about it here and even did a review on a show here. Today, I'll be sharing a list of my best TV shows for 2015. This list is specifically based on my the ones I saw this year (Some of them might have started showing years back) and my preferences, so if your favorite show isn't included, please let me apologize in advance...hehe.
I love series because they don't seem to ever end till like two to nine or even 11 years after and you get to see continuous portrayal of the characters' lives. I also do this thing where I analyse each show I watch by myself and try to justify what happened to a character in relation to the whole point of the series itself. Please I'm looking for a partner :) sometimes it gets a bit awkward doing these analyses on your own phew*
Do you also analyse series like I do? Let's form a team and analyse together!
So below is the list (In no particular order):
1. Empire
2. Fresh Off The Boat
3. Mr. Robot
4. Homeland
5. Quantico
6. Madam Secretary
7. The Good Wife
8. Power
9. How I met your Mother
10. Lipstick Jungle
11. The Big Bang Theory
12. Dirty Sexy Money
13. Game Of Thrones
14. Book Of Negroes
15. The 100
16. Gotham
17. Devious Maids
18. Blindspot
19. Scandal
20. Switched At Birth
Which one of these shows have you seen? What did you think? Any show you've seen and loved that isn't here? Please recommend!
Have a truly fab week ahead and a very Happy New year in advance!
Hey guys :)
Merry Christmas!!!
Oh I can’t explain my
excitement today. I feel like it’s going to be a great day! By the way, I have
nowhere to go today so if you have any Christmas turn up you can invite me to,
I’ll be happy to come :D (that’s probably
why I'm so excited)
This entire year and the past few days for me have
been quite interesting. The highlight of my year was attending the Lagos International Poetry Festival (I'll write a separate post on this) and Titilope Sonuga's Becoming - which was really awesome! On Wednesday, I hung out with a very good friend I hadn't seen in a while and we decided to eat at the Chicken republic at ICM. We
had chicken and even though it was tasty, it was really undone inside. I couldn't finish mine after seeing my friend’s chicken, which was red inside.
We goofed around for a while
because we were waiting for our movie to start and took some pictures while
waiting.
We decided to see the new movie Fifty and it was good! I’ll do a
review on this soon. Oh my God, Dakore Egbuson’s character (Tola) was the best
for me. She was just perfect whenever she’s crazy and even when she’s
emotional. You guys should see the movie. You’ll have some laughs to go! And
oh, you’ll also get to hear Ireti Doyle speak good pidgin and Yoruba.
On Thursday, I was home, so I
decided to see “For Colored Girls” again. I’ll love to do a review on it, but
my heart is still too heavy from watching it. I'm taking my little niece to see
“Father Christmas” on Saturday, so excited!
Watch me go really shy tonight on Highlites with IK (Christmas Episode), tonight on Africa Magic Showcase DSTV151. Time: 9:30pm
What’s your Christmas looking
like? Have fun today, guys!!!
P.S: Please forgive the poor quality of the pictures, I promise I'll get better with time :D
P.S: Please forgive the poor quality of the pictures, I promise I'll get better with time :D
Hey Guys :) Happy holidays!!!
This year has been Incredible. Lots of great and not-so-great results, but all thanks to God, at least I'm alive enough to try again. I hope you've had an equally interesting year so far? May the new year offer you better than this year has! Since the year is coming to an end, it'd be great to look forward to good vibes in the coming year, don't you think? I think it'd be fantastic, so....introducing: Hingees!!!!
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Shop Hingees....Connect with the good vibes!st December 2015.
This is
probably one of the oldest questions ever asked, high up with greats like,
‘When is the next rain?’ and ‘What do we have for dinner?’
At Haemo, we discovered that throughout
history, real attempts have been made at placing monetary value on human life,
knowingly or unknowingly. We came
across one of the earliest recorded values placed on
life — 20 pieces of silver. Judah struck the bargain for his brother Joseph to
be sold.
Fast
forward centuries, past the pounds of salt and mirrors that exchanged hands and
past the entire families traded for gunpowder (it really did look like a good
bargain at the time).
Now? A Nigerian can get as high as 5 Million Naira if he is willing to part with one of his kidneys. In fact, in Pakistan, you can part with both your kidneys. That’s not a bad idea (for many people). Chances are, you’ll get free dialysis.
It sucks,
but hey, people do it.
The point
is, many people seem to have an opinion on what the value of human life is.We have
our opinion too. And
clearly, you are right.
We think your life is priceless.
No, we know your life
is priceless.
Every
day, several lives are lost in Nigeria because of a few pints of blood which
could have saved them but was beyond reach. Sometimes, it is the child who
suffers from illnesses and simply needs those pints to make the difference. Or
a mother who has lost so much blood during labour. Or a young person who is
fighting to stay alive after an accident. Sometimes, it could be complete
strangers. Other times, family and loved ones.
Day by day, these numbers add up to hundreds of thousands, and even millions of
avoidable deaths.
This is
why we have set out to build a place where the priceless gift of life could
really be shared.
We are
raising a community where people who need lifesaving blood will always be
within reach of people who are willing to donate, and share this beautiful gift
of life. We want you to be a part of it and to tell everyone about it because more has
never been merrier.
What is
life worth to you?
Please
sign up for updates on the progress we are making at www.haemo.co.
We
promise not to spam you.
The more
people you share this with, the better for all of us.
Thank
you.
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