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It's an old book sha.

Yeah Alos, I'm back and fully recovered, though I'm still suffering from either laziness or a writer's block for my short story. Btw, when did all this Callotti bonding begin biko? She's now your advice giver?? Wonders

Teeo: Hehe, after reading your last post, I have some evil pictures in my head that have refused to go away.

farydah: Hullo Alos . Loving Callo's PM thread too. Have you read Isidore Okpewoh's Last Duty? Same question for Breathing. Lovely book.
Teeo, Heeeyyyy . Sorry about your health. Glad you're alryt.

Good morning. Yeah, I've read the book, loved it too, wait I got his books mixed up, is Last duty the one about the soldier whose wife cheated, whatever it is sha, I know I've read the book and loved it but its been long.

alosiby92: tnx??

what is that?

are you typing from a bosch 130 kwanu?

come on now, my cowife writes thesises...
are you back in school yet?
are you too busy flogging those yoruba kids to type a proper and adequate reply?
or are you pulling an Alecia with baby?
*wink!

Hahah, don't worry, when I start now, you'd start begging. I'm not doing any of those things, I'm just recovering I'd be back when I'm fully recovered, besides I'm busy trying to write a short story.

Tnx Alos

alosiby92: maybe i should do the same...mmm...

Ok then.

alosiby92: My dad has a few of them~ yoruba man that he is..thinking Soyinka is the best african writer and all that...I dont touch them!
what are your favourites? (books, food, places to chill, kinds of guys, snacks)

Hehe, I'd try to answer these questions in my next diary update.

alosiby92: I do! and that's why I read them...Although they do not have so many....mine claim to have one of the biggest collections but did not even have pacesetters till my sister and i suggested them recently...I have only managed to read about 10 pacesetters!! ten? only ten while the libraries in townships have over 100 of them....but going to a township just to get a book kwanu? you want me to die?....
LOl,typhoid and all that...but the old classics are sort of interesting...I found a tm aluko in our house but I am yet to read it...i must say reading Soyinka scares me...I havent managed to read any of his stuff yet...

Wish I were talking about the classics. I'm sure those were the kinda classics shakespeare read before he started writing. Ancient! I'm not to sure would find any Soyinkas or Achebes or to kill a mockingbirds there. I read Soyinka too when I'm bored. The only two I've read are 'the Jero plays'collection and 'the man died'

alosiby92: I read a jude Dibia yesterday~ walking with shadows...its about homosexualism in nigeria...
this Ijebu gehl buy a book? when last did I do that?...I try save money whenever I can...and borrow all the literature I can find from my school library and public libraries...however the very wicked librarians decided to not have the Eghosa book...so now I cant read it..

ℓ☺ℓ, Ijebu all the way. Anyway, you don't know how lucky you are to have those kinda novels in your libraries. The novels in most of the libraries I have visited where written very long before my parents got married , and attempting to read them is just like begging for catarrh. And my university claimed to have the biggest library in West africa, but its just big for nothing, it's only recently that they started buying current textbooks but I'm not sure anyone is thinking of African literature yet. Ok, let's not even talk about my state library. Just venturing close to those shelves would give you typhoid fever.

Just saying, the mere idea that someone can borrow contemporary African literature from a library gives me an orgasm.

Fine boys was good, it's really funny, and its about cultism, buy it, I'm sure you'd really like it. As for Seun, that one is not in the same category nah, he's a husband.

alosiby92: #thatakwardmomentwhenalosibystalksbreathingonFBandthinksmyndisactuallykindofcute...

Hehe, who haven't you fallen for on diaryland eh, EWO, screw, Mynd, more to come

alosiby92: but my cowife, you have not been smiling lately...I suggest checking out callo baby's new blog...that may cheer you up...

Did you read the thread Callo started in this section, really revealing. Not in the mood sha, things I need to write, no muse!

alosiby92: Ok...so, having read your explanation...I have come with the conclusion that baby just needs a bit of time to digest and get the evil spirit of depression out of him...next thing you know, you guys will be pulling an Alecia and kissing for over 40mins...uhum!!*wink..LOL..

Amen

Hi Alosiby92

alosiby92: Breathing: 50% kwanu?

Or more or less. I'm dead. *where is that crying hysterically smiley*

Uju: sorry about your cousins.