The question:"Will it be nice for parents, if they have the ability, to modify their babies such as genes, characters, and physical appearance?"I want to be very neutral in response to this question. First of all, have you ever come across the argument where some people say that if everyone on earth becomes rich, the world wouldn't function as it was designed to? They believe that some people are destined to be rich, average, or poor. On the other hand, some people see nothing wrong if everyone becomes rich.

Greetings everyone.Reminiscing about the early days when I was in school and had 'Dr.' attached to my name, written on my desk, simply because I wanted to become a doctor. It's all laughter now because, to be very truthful, I never saw myself, as I got older, becoming a doctor. I guess what led me to attach the 'Dr.' title to my name was the competitiveness in class, where everyone wanted to be a doctor.

Time was already 2 p.m. when my body became very weak because I had not had breakfast due to how serious I was about finishing a particular set of work I was doing—three sets of big wedding gowns—and they had to be washed without a washing machine, otherwise they were going to be torn. They were so big that I had to struggle very hard to hang them on the rope. So heavy!

The world and her laws are such that I sometimes think things need to be adjusted and adopted through ethics and morals. Anything that is against life should be tagged as an offensive crime and made punishable. But what can I say? Most of the bad happenings are being overlooked because, upon deeper inspection, they are not technically considered crimes according to the law, even when they are clearly hurtful to humans.

Greetings everyone!One of the things I look forward to every Thursday is the throwback songs that get played randomly on my favorite Radio FM station. Oh yeah, I'm not shy to admit that I still listen to the radio in this modern age. That thing is fun, especially when it comes to random music.

Saturdays are usually tough for me because I usually have a lot of work to attend to but that particular Saturday, I decided to have it in a different and better way by cooking a fresh soup so I could eat as I like and also save the stress of cooking the following day, a Sunda, which is usually chopped off by church activities. That Saturday, I prepared "Egusi soup"(African soup) which requires good freezing or regular warming in order not to sour.