₦airaland Forum

darkenedrebel:
What klutziness...your wife said she'd be attending a wedding reception and your side-chick also asked that you picked her up from a wedding reception...and yet he was so clumsy that he didn't bother to inquire the address of the reception his wife said she'd be attending in order to cross his Ts...I'm sure if I were to be the man in question, I would had it mapped out from start to finish - Michael Scofield style.

- I would know the places my wife would be visiting and her activities for the day.

-and beforehand, I would have also instructed that voluble side-chick to never address me as boyfriend.


What's there to talk about? - the wife either forgives him or dissolves the marriage.

postmann:
I don't eat at the cafeteria, neither do I drink from the pub.

postmann:
You're the 2nd woman who has told me that. Believe me the first one was a self-acclaimed prostitute.

The "coincidence" leaves a dark tunnel worth digging into.

joseph1832:
That's because she's a typical nigerian woman. All blings but no dings. It didn't even occur to her that he (Kunle) might do the dishes later... Lol

Lezzlie:
Madam, you're drawing up the wrong conclusions. A man who can cook his meals can do his dishes!!!

But I amazed you chose to highlight that insignificant part of the narrative.

postmann:
Hey, I allowed you walk away the first time. Thunder never strikes at the same place twice.

Be careful

Mindfulness:
It's not?

You are either selfish, delusional or morbidly jealous or all of them. No offense.

stteejax:
are u telling me you would leave your home? Like forever

But Kunle has been home since 4pm. He takes the frozen food from the refrigerator and thaws them in the cooking gas-burner. He eats alone and dumps the dish in the sink.

darkenedrebel:
Never mind...in between, in the part that got erased I was asking how those exams you said you were sitting for panned out...I sure say na you go carry first last.....

darkenedrebel:
By gods you mean the Mod(s) you told to make that part elliptical?

blesoh:
My aunt who is a certified NURSE lost her baby because they prophesied in her church that if she goes through CS she will die hence before the labour started she was already sleeping in the church everything happened in the church she lost the baby. I was disappointed in her, she waved me that I don't believe in prophecy that its better for the child to go. Hmmmm churches

darkenedrebel:
What happened to my posts? they disappeared!

nitlad:
You're mistaken!

If you knew her since her Lorretta_U days, you'd know she has never been 'dark-skinned' - not since her nascency on this Forum.

darkenedrebel:
Cococandy...you were dark-skinned in your erstwhile photo and now incredibly fair in this one?... that bleaching cream must be made in Turkey...what's the name? e be like say na wetin I go give my as black as pitch babe to dey use

Mrs0J:
Thanks, how is our Angel?

Mrs0J:
Today snacks for the kids

Seattle Cherry Blossom & Japanese Cultural Festival.

Explore and experience the cultural roots and contemporary influences of Japan through live performances, visual arts, hands-on activities, foods and games including Taiko drumming and artisan demonstrations.

The Festival was founded 40 Years ago in appreciation of 1,000 cherry trees gifted to Seattle by Prime Minister Takeo Miki on behalf of the Japanese government in commemoration of the nation’s bicentennial. It is the first ethnic festival to be held at Seattle Center annually and the oldest in the Seattle Center Festál series.

Each spring, Seattle's streets and parks come alive with pink cherry blossoms, creating one of the most stunningly attractive times of year. Cherry blossoms grow all around Seattle, but especially in parks and public spaces. In Japan, cherry blossom season is a heralded time of year with blossom forecasts keeping a close eye on the season, as the peak blossoms only last a week or two. There, the act of viewing cherry blossoms is called hanami.

Onegai:
Cherry Blossoms are important in Japanese culture, in the past centuries, they had viewing parties for them. The reason they're plenty in England (seriously it is a nuisance over there as they litter everywhere) is that they were a gift to Queen Victoria from the Emperor of Japan. Now, a keg of fuel from the Prime Minister of U.K. to the President of Nigeria would be a handsome gift

Onegai:
Cherry Blossom Tree

Now, I have only known this to grow everywhere around England (sometimes it's a bit much) but Sakura (their Japanese name) is native to Japan (it heralds The coming of Spring and they had a festival for it). Cherry Blossoms shed their flowers constantly so they can be quite messy but oh-so-pretty.

But here's what's nice: there's one growing in Nigeria, in front of Moremi Hall, UNILAG. I'm quite sure. Does anyone have pics?

Onegai:
2nd one is most likely a Lily.

Dcholeric:
the only thing I imagine is you/frog.

frog please go to bed.

tearoses:
Hi ladies and gents

Yes they are tulips coco
They are bulbs and come back year after year
We are still expecting ours to flower
Where you are must be warmer than the UK

efemenaslectura:
O my darling

Dcholeric:
what makes you think I give a sh* t about you .
it is my opinion and I don't recall asking you for validation.
rather than seek for my time, I think you need to.respect my opinion and mind yours .
"fowl"

examine yourself .

bukatyne:
Beats her? Proud and non-caring?

Could it be that was how he saw his parents behave and he is not necessarily bad?

Is he a husband that believes in providing? Does he provide financially?