Jarus:



Anyway, I hope you dey prepare sha

ifyalways: do I have a BB?

I think I remember getting a NIPOST invitation that arrived a week late.

Abeg, tell us those stories that you've told Odunnu.

Gimme your wife contacts abeg, I go come use "twi" obtain solid "book me down" for December gbogbo big girls.

Odunnu:
I dey try as God gives me strenght

Le kwa avu m, aji ocha adighi kwa ya Ify madu niile!
Which stories are you talking about?

naijababe: ^ Naijaman's firm had already booked his ticket from Luanda to Lagos, so he had to go but kept complaining that he was bored (that was a first for him o). He tried to convince me to try one more time but I was too traumatised and told him so. He came back home after spending a week in naija.

zayhal: @Siena

Are you a writer? You write so well. I feel like I'm reading a novel when reading your episodes.

stillwater:

This is so cool. I'm loving it. Mrs. Sienna, you sing? That is lovelyyyy. Good to know there are singers in the house. I try to sing, but I need some more training sha.

Odunnu: I like the way the Siena family is keeping the update -hourly. I guess its because it was a weekend. Oya na, give us more updates, focus more on the activites of Miss Sienna, she's a celebrity already. Wakes up to her tv and must take the front seat in every ride. Okay o.
Generally a nice day it was for the family. Remember to tell us when you guys decide to . . .errrm

damiso: I can so relate to the Mrs Siena sometimes brewing internally but as Mr Siena said its one of those things.Oga is staunch anglican so goes to Church of England while i attend RCCG as well.He is ok with me worshiping where i feel spiritually intune as did not feel so so intune when i tried worshipping at C of E.Oga no like naija churches but is very civil and friendly to the pastors when they keep trying to get him to come worship in our church.I don tire to dey tell them to stop trying to convert him.I sometimes feel they are insinuating that am somewhat not 'spiritual' enough by being comfortable with the arrangement.I wish we could all go the same church but i think to myself is my man Godly?Does his life bear the fruits of our Lord jesus christ?I am convinced that it does so i guess thats the most important thing.Me sef wey i dey talk was i not born into a staunch muslim family and converted? So whom am i to say one church is better than the other? Lovely concept by the way looking forward to read more.

Efemena_xy: Loving the Siena's story.

Mr S: I must say I wasn't in the least bit surprised to read about the Nigerian guy's (Tobias') reluctance to pay up. It's a common disgraceful attitude they display over here...misplaced "kinship". Do they think money grows on trees here?

Efemena_xy: Loving the Siena's story.

Mr Siena: You're a gifted writer - well done. You really dealt a hard one on Mr T sha

Thanks, Efe. Tobias is lucky though - at least his car wasn't burnt.

Mrs. Siena:



Same here I hear that all the time and I keep telling them I love him the way he is and it doesnt change the fact that we are christians besides God searches the intents of a mans heart and not the church he attends as long as we all go to heaven at the end of the day.

Siena:

Efe, it happens all too often, and it may seem pretty hilarious, it's annoying, and a time-waster. Crude, but effective.

In my early days (summer of '91) I ended up burning a 1989 Nissan Bluebird, belonging to a Nigerian guy I replaced a clutch on. I paid for the clutch, and did the job on Christmas eve, when all garages were shut, and only after I'd finished, the guy told me he was skint, and needed to work before he can pay (he was a mini-cab driver).

I was annoyed, but had no choice. Two months later, after repeated promises (broken ones) to pay, I'd had enough. I rigged up his ignition switch to earth, using a timer relay from a Peugeot 406 diesel (glow plug timer). It shorted out 2 minutes into him starting the engine, and the electrical fire from behind the dash consumed the car.

I still got paid though, the night of the blaze. It didn't have to end that way, but he gave me no choice.

damiso:
That is simply the most important thing.I wonder why we christians dont realise we are his church and stop all this my church is better than your church.By the way Mrs Siena luv those your coloured blazers the pink one to be exact.You sure are a good advertisment for your business.Cant wait to read your family next instalment.I see so much of my family in yours and my husband would have done the exact same thing to tobias lol.Mr Siena nd hubby have so many similarities.[center][/center]

Efemena_xy:

Jeez Siena!

Was that over here? Or back in Naija??

I'm thinking, if that happened over here, then it really was a big risk taken. So many things could gave gone wrong...That guy could have been hurt; the cops / insurance guys could have investigated the "fault" / cause of the fire, traced it back to you...seized/revoked your license...or got you for criminal damage

But that aside, I know where you're coming from sha.

Efe, let's say it wasn't in Nigeria. And the fire WAS investigated. No accelerant was found, and it was concluded as an electrical fire. Which is exactly what it was. Damn cars and careless wiring, folk need to be more careful.

Mrs. Siena:


Thanks dearie. Even though sometimes Mr. Siena's way is a bit crude but they deserve it you cant imagine someone working on your car and only to be told afterwards that you are skint or you dont want to go ahead with repairing the car after telling them what is wrong with the car. Funny enough such people wont try such tricks on a white man cos they feel oh since we are all nigerians its all good. Lots of people do that to me too even in my business I do get that a lot too time wasters

Tgirl4real:

Speaking in tongues isn't allowed on this thread. Thanks.

Enoquin: @


@Jarus...I didn't know that 70% of women have had miscarriages oh...can that be validated?

cotton101: mrs siena - hmmmmmmmmmm looking secxy - not sexy secxy in that ur pic with pink skinny jeans - how do u walk in those hells - na wah o!! when i grow up i want to be a yummy mummy like you!

Efemena_xy: Loving the Siena's story.

Tgirl, where do we ask them our questions? Here? Anyway, my comments & questions:

Mr S: I must say I wasn't in the least bit surprised to read about the Nigerian guy's (Tobias') reluctance to pay up. It's a common disgraceful attitude they display over here...misplaced "kinship". Do they think money grows on trees here?

Nonetheless, hubby's also "devised" his own very effective ways of dealing with such people. Sometimes he even leaves / drops them in it. No sparing...what nonsense.

Mrs S: Dreadlocks eh? Lol! How're you gonna convince Oga it's a no-no? I dey your side on this one o!

Odunnu: I wanna guess it happened or nearly happened in this episode.
well done Mr Siena.

Kai, Mrs Siena, how are you going to get thru this now? Choi! But sha, if you need folks to stand on your lawn with placards screaming 'we no go gree o, we no go gree o' 'no dreads for lil Sienna' just tell me and I go hire crowd. We sabi as them dey do am.

Hahahahahahahahahaha @Tobias. Hahahahahaha, d bobo don reach bus-stop.

Tgirl4real:

Mrs. Siena, this is Efe's comment. Doubt you have responded to it.

Tgirl4real:

This is from Odunnu.