₦airaland Forum

doscar:
Are you into culinary skills?
If yes, let's rapport in our food language.

No, just enjoy cooking with madam and experimenting with food.

1stGenAmerican:
Sunday soccer sounds like fun. I love to play but unfortunately I suck at it.
The heat is one thing but you no longer have to fret about Hurricane season and endless rain. Lucky you.

It's in the evening. It starts around 6pm to 8pm and usually someone hosts dinner. It's indeed a nice gathering always.

1stGenAmerican:
You’ve moved, I didn’t know!
Do you miss H Town and was adjusting from Texas to Nevada easy?

The only things I miss about H Town is my church and the many Nigerian stoees around.

The challenge at first was the heat but I'm getting used to it. The cost of living is a little bigger and living closer to the strip, there are too many homeless people.

In H Town, there weren't fun activities but here, there is a gathering of Nigerians who play soccer every Sunday evening.

Dinner:

Mashed potatoes, garden salad, and chicken.

1stGenAmerican:
Good question, Gboyega.
Besides the casinos there’s a host of tourist attractions inside and outside the casinos and inside and outside the city limits. There’s Lake Mead, Lake Las Vegas, amusement parks, helicopter rides over to the Grand Canyon or over the Hoover Dam, pool parties, nightclubs, desert tours, water sports, tours, so many concerts to fit any musical taste, Vegas style shows, shopping, and don’t forget FOOD. If you enjoy an endless variety of good food then Las Vegas is a place to put on your list.

Guessing since I moved down here, haven't seen anything so fascinating however, I'm beginning to like it more than H Town despite having more Nigerians than we do in LV.

Because sex is their only form of relaxation.

kingreign:
It’s a simple design but most mechanic here may not know how it’s done. It’s those who are into tuners and racing stuffs that may know how to install them.

Thanks. Will ask around.

kingreign:
You’re right, it’s very common upgrade on most track day cars for hobbyist and those who do street races both in US and Japan.

It’s a very common upgrade for the VQ35DE powered nissan/Infiniti cars due to their oil burning nature.

Does it mean I could ask my mechanic or can it be done during general servicing?

Dinner:

Yam and eggs.

iamL:
What did you sprinkle on the pasta, Mint leaves?

No, dried parsley flakes and powdered parmesan cheese.

It's no birth right so why do they want to treat their positions as such?

Dinner:

Pasta.

Nice description.

He should define what he wants and discuss what he wants for his home.

Maverick777:
you and who promoted sexual immorality?
what sort of senseless generalization is that?

Did you see the word we or you are just about your emotions?

Why do we want to eat or cakes and have them. We promote sexual immorality before marriage and expect it to stop in marriage, do we think it is going to be that easy?

F0olishness and attention seeking at its highest.

Must people expose their body to express their body.

Heterodox:
There is nothing immoral about sex.

If this is true, why do people bother about body count?

Did either party build the schools with their money?

tobore4u:
good morning. pls can u help me with 1k to hold body before pay - day?

Confirm if your name is I C.

Breakfast:

Akara and oatmeal.

Dinner:

Amala with egusi soup.

paschal47:
Is that iru I'm seeing in the soup?

If yes, is there any change in taste?

Secondly, for you staying abroad, what did you use as thickener? Oats?

Yes, some different taste since ogili Igbo smells/taste differently from iru.

For thickener, I tried corn starch. I may resolve back to what I used for the oha I made. It wasn't cocoyam however, it looked like cocoyam and I got it from a Philippino store. Would take a picture of it.

I'm guessing another option might be to buy cocoyam powder.

abiolamitodun:
Did u skip where I said "for the main"time?...and also "if"..
And to me I think mother's alone can't take care of a child (single mothe) so think the child should have a touch of the father...that's what am trying to say...from his response it's possible he might not see the child again or probably the child might end up growing without morals

He should take care of the child whenever the child is in his custody. He made the child and not the sister. He should make arrangements with the mother on visitation rights since the relationship seems to be heading for the rock.

abiolamitodun:
Well all I can say is ..if u have a sister a matured one keep the child with her and be sending her money to assist u in upbringing the child for the main time...that's if she's going...but I'll advice don't let her go with the child...

She should take the child from the mother and give to his sister? Uncle, try reason before you write na...

Three months is too early to start doing and co things with her. Appreciate the cloth but please don't eat the same cloth to the function.

Dinner:

Potato bacon soup topped with cheddar cheese and fresh homemade bread.

loveymom:
Thanks so much Ezigbo Nwannem. I appreciate

Happy Birthday. May your heart desires be granted.

armyofone:
I think I see iru in the soup right?

Happy Juneteenth!

Yes since I couldn't get ogili igbo, I had to substitute it with iru.

You need to be sure he isn't insecure because of his height before you commit because if he's mentioning it consistently, he would keep bringing it up. Let him know you need him to love himself first as that will reflect on you and how well you will love him.

On the part of him listening to what people are saying, you need have an extensive discussion on it. You need define the relationship because it is childish to make decisions based on external forces who have no stake in your relationship.

Lunch:

Pounded yam with ofe onugbu.