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SweetVibe:
Just after my graduation from the university yesterday, with the joy and gladness after calling my parents and friends to tell them the good news of my graduation after also posting pictures on whatsapp and my instagram handle because I dont use facebook (I hate facebook with passion.

By evening, my friends and I after we have all eaten high class delicacy together in a restaurant together,decided to return back to our school lodge.when we arrived home,the brought out a polythen bag filled with Skunk weed also known as SK.initially they always complain that I don't drag in the smoke properly into my system.So that yesterday I felt its time I smoke that shit properly.after rapping it on the rizler papers,they lit the first stick to go round among 5 of us.when it got to my turn I dragged in the smoke deeply into my system and they all hail me for smoking it properly now.

After the 3rd round,something strange began to happen, I began to feel one of the strangest feelings ever,I felt like I was about to go mad.great fear and paranoid plus anxiety overwhelmed me.I start saying strange words and began to cry that I have disappointed my parents,I was saying all sort of rubbish words and screaming the word "am I going mad,why have I allowed my enemies to laugh over me". I was feeling restless and over active, my heart beat increase,my mental faculty became too sharp and empathetic, I began to flash back on past actions and start regretting some decisions I took wrongly. I thought I had gone mad. My friends were initially laughing but after some minutes they realise this shit was damn serious, immediately they place me on the bed and began sprinkling me water. I requested for my phone to call my parents, atleast let them know the truth of my mistake incase things go south, but my friends refuse and I drag the phone from their hands with strenght I can explain it source. I called my parents and narrated my mistake to them, Dad was sympathetic and told me to drink garri without sugar while mum was paranoid and asking me scolding me while I kept telling her to forgive and pray for me. I began to promise God in my heart never to repeat this mistake again which I will keep that promise. I was forced to sleep but kept waking up at short interval to check myself while mum and dad kept calling every moment to hear from me.This morning I woke up feeling a bit better but still experiencing severe headache and my body shaking. Thank you Jesus.


Pease,
SAY NO TO ILLICIT DRUGS.
SAY NO TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE.
That shit is no worth it, its a killer agent.
From today henceforth, I will support and sponsor any fight against drug abuse.
May God put to shame any Socialist and liberal government trying to legalise weed.

Seun
Lalasticlala
Mynd44
Please push this to front page for people to learn.
Others who have experience same, you can also share your own story.

What a Friend we have in 'JESUS'!!!

When we walk with the Lord in the light of His Word,
What a glory He sheds on our way!
While we do His good will, He abides with us still,
And with all who will trust and obey.

Trust and obey, 'for there's no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.'

Christ saves....cling to him. There's a Friend in JESUS. A very true Friend.

Don't dent the efforts of your family over you.

I pray for total recovery and strength to forge ahead.
The Lord keep you.

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Highwave:
Sure Anytime

I've tried reaching you... Is it possible u drop ur e-mail, I'll reach you. Or you could reach mine on benwilsonnneji@gmail.com.
Thanks so much.

Highwave:
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I've tried reaching you... Is it possible u drop ur e-mail, I'll reach you. Or you could reach mine on benwilsonnneji@gmail.com.

EmilyStrauss:
You might be wondering what paperwork you need to travel to Thailand for, right? So here we go.

Passport:

You will need a passport that is valid for six months. It is mandatory even for children and teenagers.

Visa:

No visa is required to enter Thailand for tourism or business travel.

Indians can stay in Thailand for up to 90 days.

Vaccine:

To enter Thailand you must be vaccinated against yellow fever at least 10 days in advance and take the Anvisa International Certificate.

In addition to the documents above, it is good to prove that you have the means to stay in the country for as long as you are there and we recommend taking out travel insurance for Thailand.

It's not mandatory but highly recommended, as well as being mandatory in most of Europe and you can go there, right?


What to do in thailand:

Check out tips and the main tourist cities in Thailand and set up your itinerary!

1. Bangkok

If you are looking for something to do in Thailand, how about starting your adventure in Bangkok, a frantic city that never stops, full of contrasts, flavors, people, rhythms, culture, excitement and fun?

Visit the great temples and monuments, whether by subway, taxi, skytrain, tuk-tuk or boat, the transport network ensures easy movement between the tourist spots.

Enjoy the movement of public boats on the river. It's worth walking around, stopping from pier to pier.

Backpacker Street, Khao San Road, is one of the best known in Bangkok. With shops, bars and restaurants, put it on your itinerary, along with Rambuttri, such as Khao San Road, bustling and with an interesting decoration and high spirits!

Discover the Flower Market flower markets, street fairs and enjoy the city's night glow, very lively and fun with options for all tastes.

2. Chiang Mai


With beautiful landscapes, light and cheerful atmosphere, temples of rare beauty, the second largest city in Thailand is considered the cultural capital of the country.

The "Rose of the North", as it is known, is one of the best places for you to see Thailand in its entirety, with everything that your city has to offer: gastronomy, street markets, temples, elephants, forests, mountains, massage Thai and more.

Going on “bamboo rafting”, the famous jungle tour on bamboo rafts, receiving blessings from the monks at the temple of Doi Suthep, visiting the “Art in Paradise” museum are some of the things you can do in Chiang Mai!

Climb a waterfall in Chiang Mai by its waterfall! You can climb the rocks of the waterfall, with limestone formation, which makes the climb through the waters non-slip. Ah, adventurers can zipline in the region!

3. Phi Phi Islands


The most famous islands in Thailand are an attraction in themselves. With breathtaking beauty, they form an archipelago between the island of Phuket and the mainland. It is a distraction for all types of travelers on the islands and it is possible to do everything on foot, using a boat just to go to the ends.

With places for those who like to party and party (Loh Dalam Bay), others for more romantic trips, with the family or just to enjoy a quiet in the middle of nature (Long Beach), Phi Phi also has a center with shops, restaurants, bars, commerce and more.

To the north of the island are the top-rated resorts, Laem Tong Beach and Loh Ba Gao Bay. To get to this part, take a boat from the main pier.

4. Khao Phing

This paradise island, also called “James Bond Island” after having been the setting for the 1974 film The man with the golden gun, starring the actor, is impressive because of its beauty!

The imposing vegetation, turquoise waters and secluded caves of Phang Nga Bay make Ao Phang Nga National Park one of Thailand's most visited places.

Tourists can spend the day exploring the islands on a boat trip or they can choose to get around in luxury speedboats, traditional ships without much structure, longtail boats or canoes and kayaks. It's really worth it!

5. Chiang Rai


Quiet city, its main sights are the White Temple and the Blue Temple, in addition to art and cuisine different from that of the center and south of the country, it has many places living in tribes in the mountains!

Discover the exotic White Temple. Unlike so many other temples that usually have a lot of gold, this temple enchants by the mix of contemporary art in the form of a completely white Buddhist temple on the outside.

Internally, interestingly, there are paintings of pop culture personalities and characters such as Michael Jackson, Freddie Krueger, Hello Kitty, Harry Potter and Superman, representing the human mind.

Also visit the Blue Temple, with sculptures painted in blue around it, in addition to its bluish portal, interior and walls. The place is very beautiful, it's worth the visit and admission is free!

6. Ayuthaya

This is one of the popular destinations for those looking to see and do in Thailand. This city has a very rich historical context in the country, it was the capital of the Kingdom of Siam, now Thailand and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Ayuthaya had its structure shaken in 1767 when it was attacked by the Burmese Army (which is now Myanmar) and it still preserves its ruins and Buddhas that had their heads cut off. After this destruction, the capital became Bangkok.

With hundreds of temples, go spend a day there to learn a little more about the history of Thailand and take a boat trip along the Chao Phraya River, near the Wat Chai Watthanaram temple, one of the most beautiful in the place, heading to Bangkok!

7. Krabi


In addition to being a departure point for several islands on its peninsula, including the Phi Phi islands that will be, next to Phuket, Krabi is one of the most visited points in Thailand.

With white sandy beaches, emerald green water, large rock formations and many long tail boats, Krabi's main attractions are Ao Nangy and Railay.

Krabi has a more romantic atmosphere and a little less developed, despite having several resorts, being close to the natural pools Emerald Pool and Tiger Cave. This destination is a must-see in Thailand!

What do I need to know to travel to Thailand?

Your trip to Thailand will be a success! But first, some information is important to consider so that you have an assertive schedule for your trip! Come on?


The country is very hot all year round:

Things in Thailand come at a very reasonable price. Oh, another thing, you can negotiate. The prices given are never the final ones and you can ask for a discount as they always do!
The tuk-tuk is very touristy and famous. Charge more than taxi. So, always negotiate with both of them before closing the tour so you don't get caught by surprise.

Foods have a lot of pepper. It is possible to order less or not spicy dishes, if you prefer.
To travel within the country you will have the options: bus, train or plane. They go everywhere, but buses and trains are not only slow but also very uncomfortable. A one-way trip that takes 12 to 15 hours by train, for example, takes 1 hour by plane and doesn't cost much more. It's worth this cost-benefit to make the most of your time and the trip!
Take off your shoes when entering a temple or someone's home. Thais see it as extremely impolite to enter temples and homes with shoes.
Women should not enter the temples with their shoulders bare or wearing short or low-cut clothing.
Watch out for water and street food. Buy only mineral water and avoid ice or drinks that they put ice on, as many street vendors do not have proper hygiene criteria and this can cause you tummy ache or even food poisoning. Many food stalls share space with open sewers.
Thailand's cleanliness standards are different from ours. There is garbage all over the place and even in the most expensive hotels it is possible to see sludge in bathrooms. Don't be scared because it's general. https://www.aecglobal.com.au/


Do not ride elephants. The animals suffer horrific abuse to be tamed and give tourists fun. Don't encourage that kind of cruelty.
The well-known “7 Eleven” stores are good for buying a snack to drop off at the hotel. They have great prices and are spread out, easy to find.
Travel insurance to Thailand is not mandatory. But it is highly recommended for medical emergencies or many other unforeseen events that a traveler can experience while away from home. In Thailand what happens a lot is diarrhea, due to the very different food we are not used to. Out if we eat in places not so concerned with hygiene when preparing food.

Hello... can I reach you through mail? Or should I drop my mail?

Highwave:
Hey, Sorry for the late response... i have been busyyyy like alot, Work, School and all. Yes you can get a free tuition school in Germany that you can study Masscommunication in but i dont think its called Mass Communication. You can look at schools like UniBremen, TU Datmstadt, UniErfurt, TU Ilmenau, and one school in NRW, i. forgot the name. These are the free ones i know.

If you still need help lemme know. Again sorry for the late response.

Also if you look at places like Ireland, Poland, Estonia, Norway and Turkey you can get schools that study journalism but its not free. i know of a school in the USA that gives funding for Mass Communication students but i think you need GRE & TOEFL/IELTS (i will update you when i find it again)

This is a link to a phD position but you must have a Masters equivalent https://oslomet.varbi.com/en/what:job/type:job/jobID:447007/?where=26. you can still reach out to see if you meet the requirement or you could take some courses to cover the one you need.

I so much appreciate your generous attention to my question.. I'm so grateful.

Can we possibly converse further through mail.. here's mine: benwilsonnneji@gmail.com.

*****

Bilopaul:
My point is its harder this days

It appears harder because we easily give in to distraction... there's so much noise within and around us which we easily incline to.
Even in the noise and distraction, the Spirit of God is still quite revealingly active.

Bilopaul:
I really wish God will communicate with us the way he did in the old testament, so we could figure out some personal issues,not probably praying and inviting the holy spirit

The Holy Spirit lives in you... activate it through believing in Christ, praying and studying the word of God.

MISSCONGENIALITY:
They are very dangerous. I was actually cleaning and when I got outside I wanted to change from my in-house slipper to outsider slippers and then within a second that my varefeets we're on wet soapy floor I slipped and while I was trying not to hit my head in the floor, I fell faced down and smashed my upper lip. For a moment I thought I lost all my teeth cos I was bleeding really bad.

Oh...that certainly is horrible hurt. Pls be very more careful always. Tile accidents could leave one in irreversible deformity. Be more cautious on each activity you carry out on it.

Hope you've already recovered? Stay safe.

Satanisreal:
Greetings everyone, didn't know the right section to post this but I hope I'll get the audience I need here.
This is actually about my way of life and how I can stop if possible, there's more to say but I'll be very brief.
Problem is I care for people too much, I'm very considerate of how people will feel whenever I utter certain things to them. I think about every of my actions and how it'll affect anyone around me, I forgive people easily without apologies, I can also be selfless at times and it's starting to seem odd. I seem quite unfortunate meeting people who are mainly opposite to my kind. This is something my Mom does, I regret taking that particular trait especially for the fact I'm male. I want to develop a tough skin against criticism and bad vibes, I want to minimize the way I care for people around me because I've regretted doing so many times when I don't receive it back.
How can I achieve all these?

I'm in your shoes, bro.
I have tried growing tough skin over people's inconsiderate and sadistic attitudes towards me...I observed the tougher or hardened I turned, the angrier and restless i appeared to myself.
Hardness only ends up hurting my own heart and most times leaves me feeling guilty.

I turned out to realize that I can't really develop the tough bark. May be that's just the best way I can have a healthy mental life.

I came up with the principle to stay on my lane not in antagonism nor bitterness towards others... respecting myself and respecting other's integrity....and not easily drawn nor swept off by another's point of view.

That's the kind of tough skin I developed...not that of a villain character.

My view may be totally off on how you could help yourself...soft people developing tough and hardened personality end up hurting themselves...you end up weeping and blaming yourself behind the scene.

It's not easy to manage people..men are shades of many colours.

MISSCONGENIALITY:
People like me that will even not open the gate when someone is knocking just because I don't want to dress up. Staying alone is fun. I don't have to cook everyday, my house remains clean till the day I wish to clean it again, I can sleep naked and even be cooking naked. I recently got a dog for security and now I can even sleep outside in the yard when the weather is too hot cos my dog will be going up and down monitoring the whole place.
I relate very well with my neighbors too even though we don't live in the same compound. The other day I fell badly of tiles and I thought I died. But come to think of it, even I I lived with people they won't always be at home and such a fall might happen when they are out and if I was meant to die, I will still die before they come back.
So what will be will be whether you live alone or with people. For those saying you could have be sick and no one to call or this and that could happen.

Tiles can be disastrous...it takes it no time to crash ones head.
Be very very careful over it...avoid mistakenly wetting the surface.

Terrazo is better of a floor design than tiles in respect to minimal home accidents.

robosky02:
UCL: Klopp clashes with reporter after calling African Cup of Nations ‘little tournament’



https://dailypost.ng/2021/11/25/ucl-klopp-clashes-with-reporter-after-calling-african-cup-of-nations-little-tournament/

Honestly, he didn't have a premeditated intent to ridicule Africa.... I'm sure he made an innocent comment bereft of degradation. Honestly!

You know the hunted... victim of aspersions will always feel threatened and read unhealthy meanings into most innocent comments and actions of those such believes are traitors to his confidence, integrity and 'security.'

....and you what?
This will popularize the idea that AFCON is actually insignificant which it isn't.

Trivial comments shouldn't quickly and often trigger a sense of devalue and derision in our hearts.

I'm sure he meant no harm to anyone...and his explanation was not even laced with mild or overt derision or arrogance. I also saw no clash at all in the passage.

donzico2:
Character of a typical ONYE NGWA revealed

Recall that the parable of talents that was told by Christ in the bible. Assuming they were Nigerians, it would be very easy to identify which among them is Ngwa. The one who hid his talent, accusing his master of reaping where he did not sow and how he is known to be a high – handed man must be NGWA. Ideally, ONYE NGWA looks at everybody around him with clinical suspicion, is always in the habit of betraying trust and deriding the confidence reposed in him. Just imagine this:

1. They will sell a portion of land to you and take a one off fee. As soon as they sense your business is sprawling, they would begin to demand for all sorts of miscellaneous fees including mandating you to contribute to the burial of their late parents, sponsoring their children’s trade efforts and funny enough demanding you contribute to their acquisition of new wives. The Nigerian with most no. of wives is NGWA not because he is enterprising but because he holds a degree in covetousness.
2. He politely requests that you give him a portion of the same land he sold to you (they sell lands more than any other group in Nigeria, that is why they have sold off everywhere in Aba and usually feel comfortable being tenants to their former tenants) for farming. Several years after, by reason of death or relocation; your children or relations will fight with their last breathe because you were generous to a cunning, crafty and lazy friend.

THEY ARE NATURALLY LAZY
Their women give themselves so cheaply to petty material things. It is only in NGWA LAND that a sixty year old woman will still be bleaching and proudly tell you that her IKO (boyfriend) works IN A COMPANY. These companies are medium scale blue chip companies that employ them (NDI NGWA) as casual workers, security men and unskilled labourers. They are not interested in adventure. If you argue they are not lazy, how come with massive markets in Ariaria, Ahia Ohuru, Ekeoha and Cemetry; Ngwa men are missing in action. What popular shop in any of these markets is owned by ONYE NGWA? How come they are always comfortable as menial workers and unadventurous fellows? Mbaise is popular in Aba for being the best butchers, Enugu controls the cattle market; Orlu holds sway in drugs and patent medicine, Onitsha is leading in importation, food vending and tobacco business, Ideato are gurus in tourism, Transport and Haulage, NDI OGBO had long made a mark in second hand clothes and importation etc. Just where does the lazy NGWA MAN come in? No where!

NDI NGWA ARE CHEATS AND UNFAIR BUSINESS PEOPLE
Their brothers (?) from UKWA would attest to this fact. NDI NGWA have always given the impression that the struggle is for UKWA NGWA. This false spirit of camaraderie fizzles out as soon as the spoils of war arrive. It automatically becomes OHA NGWA, systematically deleting the UKWA and replacing it with OHA. There will be no need overemphasizing this age long fact. See the page on THE FARCE CALLED UKWA NGWA. Have you wondered why of all the five or more times given UKWA NGWA the opportunity to produce the Deputy Governor, no single UKWA man had ever made the list. That is the NGWA man for you. Your union with them thrives as long as they are calling the shots or cheating you. Watch out, the man who you meet in a bar, who shamelessly begs you to buy him a bottle of beer is ONYE NGWA. That is their style.

THEY ARE NOT ENTERPRISING
It is believed that geographically and culturally, Aba metropolis belongs to NDI NGWA. In the same ESAU SPIRIT, they long traded their birthright over a pot of stew. Today, the docility of the NGWA MAN is made manifest with the composition of ownership and control of resources in NGWA LAND. In case you did not know:
1. All the hotels within Aba metropolis are owned by NDI OHUHU (a derogatory name coined by NGWA people for non – indigenes which unreasonably include UKWA people).
2. The tallest building in Asa Road is owned by a rich business man from Ideato Imo State
3. The best and most sophisticated Pharmaceutical shop in Aba is owned by a non – indigene
4. 98% of all fuel stations in NGWA LAND are owned by non – indigenes
5. It is hard to see a well equipped hospital that is 100% controlled by an NGWA MAN.
6. All they do is to hallucinate over how someday NDI OHUHU would abandon their properties for them, reenacting sad tales of the Nigerian Civil War

THEY ARE CUNNING AND CRAFTY
If you like, call them tricksters. Remember the OTU ONU debacle. Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe had failed in his bid to outshine Orji Uzor his master, the then Governor. Abaribe soon coined the famous OTU ONU (meaning he is advocating for a single term for political aspirants). That was his own method of displaying the cunning character of the NGWA MAN. He was given a single term as Senator. At the expiration of his first term, he also cunningly returned. Even when an UKWA man Chris Nkwonta reminded him of his pact with the people; Abaribe did everything (yes, everything) to return to the Senate. Where lies the honor of NDI NGWA?

Some have jocularly referred to them as being generous. That is being economical with the truth because by the time NDI OGBO were perfecting the art of importing second hand clothes and stockfish, when ANAMBRA people were dominating the tobacco business, just like the Maduakos were building hotels, NDI NGWA were land speculators and sellers; willfully taking the rear seat in the scheme of things. That is their style of generosity. Interestingly, they sold off even their OKPULOR and gardens to a more introspective NDI OHUHU. The result is what you see today – they have been relegated to the background.

No man gains anything by tarnishing the humanness of another.

If you cannot help/improve a man, the least you could do is to leave the man as he is.

The content you put up here is entirely spiteful, undeserving and disastrous.

Don't repeat the woes of the Tutsis and Hutus.

Every life is sacredly precious and important.

Close eyes over who is who, whether black or white.

Humanness first!!

PlanToSucceed:
Like a motivational speaker would say, "the issue is not the problem you are facing but the solution you can think of".

Yesterday was a tough day for me but as a full blooded naija man exposed to hard life from childhood, I immediately found a solution for the problem.

Let me make it brief.

While I'm working hard so to get a job and beat poverty, I'm also praying fervently for God's mercy in my life because a single fame from Him can bury all the years of shame.

I'm seriously in need of a job and so I applied for a vacancy I was in the know. I was called for interview yesterday. The transport fare wasn't even enough but I managed to gather what could take me to and fro. Dressed in corporate, I went. All I had with me was N800 including my feeding. So I spent N400 for food, paid tfare N200 to get to the venue and N200 left for my fro. How the remaining N200 lost in my pocket, I can't tell till now. Can't even tell if a fellow applicant pilfered me.

After the interview, that was when I realized I was without a penny. I searched everything to find the missing N200 but to no avail. I almost cried because of how important the money was (pray against every spirit of poverty). Having not seen,

I approached the first two guys for help but they shunned me. Naturally I don't like begging. I prefer to die in silence than begging openly cos I feel very bad if turned down. After the first two guys snubbed me, as a true Nigerian and full blooded 'kpako', and sportive in appearance, something struck me. Immediately, I folded my trouser upward and to add comic to it, I left the tie still on my neck and in no time, I was on the road jogging and heading back home at around 2-3 pm with my file in my hands.

People were looking and in surprise over the unusual jogging dress. That was how I jogged on major roads and short cuts till I reached house. I can't really quantify the total distance but it is something over 10km. As I reached house, I freshened up immediately even though nothing to eat, I found Garri and sipped. Life goes on!

My prayer: may I make it in this life, Amen.

People, in all you do, work hard and pray against poverty. It is not something to wish even your worst enemy.

Meanwhile, the interview ended on 'we'll get back to you". I'm still waiting for them.

Thank you for reading.

God'll surely bless you...but don't forget him. Hold on, and never let go.

OP, with a sincere contrite heart pls ask heaven to help...God is determinedly ready to lift such tendency from you. Personally tell him everything and he'll surely reach you and deliver you absolutely. I pray for serious help. Amen.


Take it easy with life.. this world is terribly empty. Grossly empty...

Roddyricch1:
Honestly bro, when you fall you go know who really get your back. I'm in a similar situation at the moment, although I came back because my contract expired and uae stopped issuing visa to Nigerians so I couldn't renew. My story dey one kind because e just be like I go waste my time for that way, over 2m I saved, I used it to invest in naija but the business crumbled within some months and i lost a lot, I was still in uae when I gave someone money to invest in that business sha and I regret it till this moment. I didn't plan to come back now, I wanted to stay for 2 more years so I can save more, unfortunately the visa issue happened. Came back like a month ago, naija is boring af and worse still if you no get money. Nobody send me again, even those wey I dn help alot in the past, well nobody owe me anything sha. I hope I don't fall into depression at this point because help is not forth coming but I believe as life dey, hope dey.

Don't give in to depression. God will help you if you're true to him. Keep hope alive. A living dog is better than a dead lion. Certainly, you'll scale through the huddle.

[quote author= post=107492161]A failure to one person might simply be a great learning experience for someone else.
Many of us are afraid of failing, at least some of the time.
But fear of failure (also called "atychiphobia" is when we allow that fear to stop us doing the things that can move us forward to achieve our goals.
Extreme fear of failure can affect mental health, relationships, and overall quality of life.
This paralyzing set of thoughts, feelings, and actions can lead to: Avoidance of tasks, projects, opportunities, and even other people (out of perceived negative judgments and a sense of shame or disappointment)

It's almost impossible to go through life without experiencing some kind of failure.
People who do so probably live so cautiously that they go nowhere. Put simply, they're not really living at all.

Michael Jordan is widely considered to be one of the greatest basketball players of all time.
And yet, he was cut from his high school basketball team because his coach didn't think he had enough skill.

Warren Buffet, one of the world's richest and most successful businessmen, was rejected by Harvard University.

Richard Branson, owner of the Virgin empire, is a high-school dropout.

Ways to stop living in fear,
For example, if you've been too afraid to talk to the new department head (who has the power to give you the promotion you want), then make that your first goal. Plan to stop by her office during the next week to introduce yourself.

Or, imagine that you've dreamed of returning to school to get your MBA, but you're convinced that you're not smart enough to be accepted into business school.
Set a goal to talk with a school counselor or admissions officer to see what's required for admission.

Try to make your goals tiny steps on the route to much bigger goals.
Don't focus on the end picture: getting the promotion, or graduating with an MBA.
Just focus on the next step: introducing yourself to the department head, and talking to an admissions officer. That's it!

Taking one small step at a time will help build your confidence, keep you moving forward, and prevent you from getting overwhelmed with visions of your final goal.

We hope this helps someone out there.

We Rise.

[/quote]I love it. Thumbs up.

I thank Heaven for the two of you...God keep the home lovable for you all, and also for the lovely children that'll follow.

You're intelligent sir. I must admit it. I particularly love that witty mind of yours you put to work to compose that story. Please I suggest you commit also to further education.. don't let the intelligence wane...keep it alive, and possibly make a living from it.

God will certainly bless your matrimony and keep the two of you. Amen!!

Don't give up. Never ever even think of it. Neither consider it.

More shoulders of resilience I pray. Amen!!

I've already started listening to my childhood Christmas songs. The best way I celebrate my Christmas is turning a child in my heart.
Nostalgia mode already turned on.

Thank God for you and your family. I rejoice with you, Jimoh.

ThickSharon123:
Even the law of relativity justifies the point. Would you believe if I told you there's no movement or a concept called time. But what we call time is simple an encasement which houses every idea and concept we have here.

When we dream too, that's a peek into the dimension too. Have you ever dreamt that it felt so real, and you're surprised to wake up and find its just a dream. Dream isn't none realistic in any sense, our dreams are another dimension in its own right.

When we do sleep, we tend to die in a few hours and our real body (not this flesh and blood ) is taking to another dimension to act our purpose, sometimes purposes to be done in what we call the mortal plane.

That said, there are dimensions, upon dimensions, upon dimensions. We have the 3rd dimension, which it what we call the real word, we have the fourth, the fifth and it goes on and on.

And we can only reach them through dreams and clairvoyance of some sort.

Magicians or witches presently do know how to harness this power, this is the reason a spiritually gifted person can see what would happen in 100 years time (Nostradamus the great predictor) and it goes on and on.

My theory is vast dear.

Wow.. obviously I'm deeply surprised over what u've written...it is seeming a mystery.... forgive me, how did you come to know of all these...were there some books you read or what?? I'm still curious, really.

ThickSharon123:
The world is divided into dimensions, and the dimensions are divided by time. In each dimension, there's life developed.

Here's what I mean. We have year 1000 and it still exists.

Year 2000, still exists.

Year 4500 still exists.

So according to my findings, there most be some powerfully developed time or dimension which has found a way to tweak dimensions and time and communicate beyond the cveil.

How did you know this. I'm seriously curious.. seriously... clarify further, pls.

Happy Birthday, Ma. Graceful years ahead. I pray for such a fulfilling long life. Amen!!
God lead me by the hand. Amen and Amen!!!

The airport should quickly start international operations...it will be quite viable.

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gidgiddy:
I love that money, I have some as well. Its always a reminder that Biafra once stood and had its currency. The Governor of the Central Bank Of Biafra, Mr Ugo, is still alive

Wow! He's still alive. I would love to meet him or read any of his books on Biafra. How was the task of managing Biafra's finances in such a turbulent time? He has guts, really.