Small Chops: A Nigerian term for Canapés, Hors d’oeuvres and the like. Small Chops: Quick thoughts of mine Despite the fear of writing, He still gives me words to write. Despite not taking rest seriously, He still wakes me up to a new day filled with new opportunities. Despite not getting right, nearly all the … Continue reading Small Chops: Despite
So when I said I was going to explain the imagery in this story I didn't actually realise how long it'll take me to do and I also realised that everyone I spoke to about the story each had their different interpretations of the imagery used. INSPIRED BY PROVERBS CHAPTER 7 AND LIKE MY OTHER STORIES, THE … Continue reading Story: The Wedding Guest Explained
Inspired by Proverbs Chapter 7 and Like my other stories, the characters have not been given any names. Update 19.01.2018 - this story now has a part two. Read "The Wedding Guest 2" HERE. “For she has been the ruin of many; many men have been her victims. Her house is the road to the grave. … Continue reading Story: The Wedding Guest
In conclusion I am choosing to walk hand-in-hand with God and His purpose for my life. I am choosing, with His help, that in the coming year and years to come, I will start each day with my conclusion - my introduction and middle will eventually write themselves. "In conclusion..." That's how most of my secondary … Continue reading Life: In Conclusion
I closed my Bible, switched off the light and cried. The fact that Nehemiah's donkey couldn't make it up the rubble of the ruined city walls wasn't what moved me to tears (albeit Biblical), what caused me to cry was indeed the title of a Drake song I've never actually heard (my cousin Tumi would be … Continue reading Life: No New Friends
Small Chops: A Nigerian term for Canapés, Hors d’oeuvres and the like. Small Chops: Quick thoughts of mine It is easy to get carried away with the dealings of the day that they become the dealings of the week, soon they become the dealings of the month and before you know it, it's "Happy New … Continue reading Small Chops: I Still…
Dear Layide 