“How come he is the only one shouldering the whole family's problems? Is there no one to support him? I think I have to ask him to stop this thing he is doing as he failed to take care of himself.” Sunni was so anxious to notify his friend that he said all those words to Kenny, one of his friends. 

Texting is something I would find interesting and sometimes annoying. Most people love texting instead of calling because they feel that through that means, one can understand clearly what they have to pass on to you. Most times, the text would become somehow annoying through some kinds of words. 

“You did it more than my best boy. I think I will not let you go.” Mr. Sam held on to the talent he had just discovered from Adekola. Adetola has just two kids who are in primary school. They have been the most brilliant students ever in their different classes. Bayo is the firstborn and a boy, while Felicia is the last born and a girl, to whom Adetola does not want to fail. Anytime he gets back from work, he always sings this song that keeps triggering everyone in the house as well as the compound. He has this true and captivating voice that keeps his daughter happy. 

Back in the days when I was still a child, we were treated so perfectly just because of village life. I lived most of my life in a village where things could happen, and others would run just to help me. Julia M Cameron Celebration has been the other of the day, as Christmas celebration only comes once in a blue moon. 

I have been echoing to my husband that I want to reduce the food I'm taking, but he said that is not possible. He said, “My magnificent, I love you the way you are.” I told him that dieting would be the best option, but he wouldn't agree to it because he wants me to remain the way I am. Sometimes back I was so slender, and he said, “I love your stature," but now that I'm robust, he said again, “I love your stature. I'm thankful to go for making you this way." But then, I'm the owner of the body, and I want to reduce my shape to a normal one. 

“Do you think you can beat Femi's family?” Hassan's mum asked, as she was so sure that no one in her family had the power to perform magic. The spirit of magic lies in the hands of the Femi family, and everyone has one magic or the other. In that family, no one has the same magical powers, but if one has, the other must not have it. This is how they all have their magic.