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OP if she has the man's contact,she can send him a message that his son is asking of him and wants to meet him. It is then left for him to honor the invite or not. |
Yes but when a single mom does that she's accused of bad mouthing the father thereby making the kids unbalanced or men-haters or whatever else. Well each to their own. crackhaus: One of the downsides to single motherhood, the kids at an early age will always miss and in some cases seek out a father figure. |
Wicked |
Watch and wait. Relationship101: Erm... Do you mind telling me what that is? |
Lol. You didn't get me. Never mind. zaragal: Hhmmmmm....too risky too risk, I really dnt wanna b a liability to any man, my fear is dis foreigners nd divorce any little tin dey divorce. In my own belief, dere is nothing like divorce if d man leaves u or divorce u ll hav to prayerfully wait till he cums bck or is dead, aside dat u remain single u cnt marry another man, otherwise its Adultery...am a christian..- cnt risk that @ all |
I hope you're ready for what's coming your way ![]() |
OP coogar actually has a point. Most women that travel abroad do so via marriage. That's not to say you should concentrate on finding an abroad based man o. That's recipe for disaster of you fall for the wrong person. I'm just saying if that happens for you,good and find but don't go desperately looking for it. |
Silly and unprofessional. Do cultists wear badges around? How do we know when an innocent young man is targeted and shot by these inept policemen.(who can be paid to do so anyway by individuals) What about mistaken identity? I'm disappointed. |
Na wa for the guy sha. |
That's the idea touchmeder: But the bread looks soggy tho |
You're even staring at your best friend's wife's boobiess. That's bad dude. |
If you have something against a doctor seeing and touching her brreasts,what do you want us to advice you to do? anonymousvic: Pls don't make mockery of this. This is eating me up. Manage it? From 32yrs till death? Pls advise me. |
If he cries,don't run mad @ his mom. Pick him up and cuddle him by yourself. Besides it's not only hunger that makes a baby cry. Sometimes they are fed,dry and kitted up yet they cry. Hold him to your shoulder and stand up,you'll see that he'll stop crying. Konection: Hearing my son cry make me wanna run mad @ his mom (sometimes she is exhusted). When bathing he cries as if someone inflicted injury on him. I therefore passed a law of 'breastfeed before bathing'. My law works almost everytime. Mom/dads in the house, please share your experience. |
coogar: i can argue against both with strong points. nigerian parenting is too extreme & the western parenting is too liberal. the best is to take a bit of both & apply logically. |
In this day and age ![]() |
Omo that thread had me ROTFL. Stillfire: Good thread. |
![]() Let me laff like them. |
On nairaland it's black and white. No room for grey areas. Lol |
Ok thanks ![]() beeevan: Yes, regular wheat but mixed with flour, a friend made this though and I plan to try it out myself. 35% wheat to 65% flour will do, that's how I plan to do mine. |
Regular brown whole wheat flour? As in the type we use for normal soup/swallow meals? I use wheat flour to bake too. But not whole wheat.I use the white one. I've always wondered if I could use brown whole wheat but someone said it doesn't rise so I've been skeptical about trying it. beeevan: ....And is wheat chin chin, healthier |
It was also in his time that the biggest brain drain Nigeria ever experienced occured. His draconian style of govt had the youth and skilled professionals of Nigeria fleeing in their thousands to overseas.the naira plummeted and visas were celebrated like a million dollar lottery won. Sadly that mindset has stuck as things have never gotten better since then. All of them that contributedto the downward slope which Nigeria is on should at least have small conscience and not try to play with our intelligence in the name of 'progressives' He didn't do anything with his youth as the president of Nigeria. What will he do now in his old age? All this noise they make isn't about their love for the country,just a ploy to hold onto power no matter the cost. I'm all for change. But Let these old men give way so that younger people can find their way into govt.maybe they'll make a difference. idumuose: Buhari is the first Nigerian head of state to kidnap a fellow Nigerian.That's a topic for another day. |
Too bad for them if they don't have anyone better than him to field. He may have worked then,but now he won't apolonius: The truth is that if you know the average Hausa-Fulani,you will know that only Buhari can get their votes. |
![]() Anyway to better matters. This chin chin is milky and soft. Love it. Hungrily waiting for the soup in our kitchen beeevan: There is no respect in this scenario you described,as a matter of fact the woman here has no respect for her husband at all. A real woman must fling those hands off her hips, fall face flat on the ground and apologize to her Lord and master for not seeing him first. She just reduced her man to a pant sniffer for letting him greet first |
What the heck is an an ambassador-at-large? These our leaders be toying with us anyhow they like. |
Nigerian politics! Anyway buhari knows better than to embarrass himself contesting come 2015. If they have a better candidate good and fine. Let's watch and see. If na buhari,it's a big shame. |
Nicki has a fake a$$ Since you guys love the fakeness of it,wonder why many girls don't mind getting a fake one too? Too bad they don't have the money to do clean and professional surgery like nicki and co. So this is what they end up with. Oklander: Low self esteemed peeps, I do wonder how these people turns out when they are getting old, Niki on my mind... |
Happy married life tonye. God bless you and yours |
Ask your village elders for the truth. ![]() |
If you're concerned about war you should have warned the OP Hypocritical much? How's his thread no inciting hate and violence. Obiagelli: you guys never learn from history, we remember how 1966 lead to the civil war, with statements like yours. |
Lmao @ king of the jungle. Beeevan idi funny. ![]() But seriously tho,I can't imagine myself (a die hard romantic) survive in such a rigid environment. Take for example a beautiful saturday morning. Neither of them is going to work. Wifey sees herself waking up before hubby. She looks at him and says to herself 'wow I still can't believe this handsome,chiseled chocolately hunk of a man is all mine' So she gently lifts her head from his chest to avoid waking him and sneaks off to the kitchen to make something awesomely delicious for him as breakfast. ![]() But before she's done,he's awake and tiptoes into the kitchen,grabs her from behind and says 'good morning my love' Wondering in his heart 'how did I get blessed with such a beautiful sweet woman?' Should we tell him to withdraw his good morning because she's supposed to say it first? I don't think romance can survive so many rules at once. Meanwhile you owe me a plate of okro soup for this beautiful romantic scenarios I just created for you now ![]() beeevan: My mum will always wake me with "good morning (my name), please can you go and do bla bla...... ", 90 percent of the times, i have greeted our gate man first because I probably do see him first. |
Nairaland of wonders. So someone like me now who sees all these trash as silly and types in accord must be really oppressed in my marriage because forgive me I don't understand how this is an issue. Hubby wakes up and begins to rub your backside while murmuring 'good morning sweetheart' into your ears until your sleepy head wakes up. What an oppression ![]() Better run for your life Or these guys who don't see how it is disrespectful to greet their wives first must be pantie sniffers. Oh dear. I believe when people get married,all these misinformation will stop. I can state so many scenarios where couples wake up and get lost in the romance of the morning to even bother about greeting. Or some scenarios where the husband greets his wife first even before she has a chance to open her mouth and greet. Or a scenario where both of them blurt the good morning out simultaneuosly and begin to laugh about how their both greetings came at the same exact time. And that's because neither of them was waiting for the other to say it first. How will I wake up and stare at hubby waiting for him to greet me first? I can't imagine it. Neither can I imagine a scenario where he sees me first and keeps mute until I greet him first. If this should ever happen to any couple,then something is wrong somewhere. But I believe a normal marriage sees either of the party ready to start up the days romance regardless of who speaks or greets first. Pls you guys should stop scaring single ladies into thinking that marriage is one huge rule laden ride and they can't be happy in it unless they are constantly fanning egos. |
SewaGRITS: This is a sweet bread I learned from a Polynesian (Haiiwain) friend. It's called Pani Popo, and is a sweet roll with a coconut milk glaze. It's soooo good! I made the rolls from scratch this time (sometimes I buy frozen bread dough instead of laboring with homemade bread). The dough is the same kind you'd use for a sweet roll like cinnamon rolls (for those bakers in the house). The glaze is coconut milk, sugar, and regular milk. Even though it looks like it's swimming in milk, the milk mostly gets absorbed while baking, but leaves just enough sauce to drizzle over the roll when serving. Enjoy!I'd most definitely love to eat that. |
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