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“Thanks, ...you have a nice apartment” Henrietta replied, looking at the abstract paintings that adorned her wall. Maybe three of them. It should have been too much for a smaller living room, but it worked, and Rita's love of art was clear. There were art and art history books all over her shelf. Her teacher gave a slight, “thanks but its nothing to be too proud of nod” nod and decided to get things rolling. “Well, let's jump into this. We know why you're here. I really should, and could, give you a failing grade on this class Henrietta. You have not done the work as you should have. You have done poorly on the tests. We need to be clear about that. " What I am doing is purely voluntary, and though I'm happy to, and am looking forward to our times together, I insist that you do exactly as I say.” Henrietta gave a few small nods of her head that indicated some degree of shame and perfect understanding of the situation. They began going through various topics that they had dealt with the previous week, and though Henrietta was occasionally embarrassed by ignorance regarding earlier readings that she hadn't done, things that had been talked about in class seemed to have stuck in her mind, and Rita quickly got the impression that, although Henrietta didn't like reading history, she seemed to pay attention to her when she taught in class, which was something, at least. They ended up discussing what Rome took from Greece, culturally, and some of the contributions Rome had left the world, and went over this or that battle, which Henrietta wasn't all that interested in, and frankly, neither was Rita, but the student gradually became comfortable with the teacher, and they were having a pretty good time. When they began discussing certain aspects of ancient Roman culture, they began to have some conversations that were very interesting to both of them. “So girls got married, like, before they were 15?” Henrietta asked....she was feeling a little warm, so she quietly undid another button on her blouse while Rita was looking down at a book. Nothing Goes for Nothing: https://okadabooks.com/book/about/nothing-goes-for-nothing/44852 |
“Thanks, ...you have a nice apartment” Henrietta replied, looking at the abstract paintings that adorned her wall. Maybe three of them. It should have been too much for a smaller living room, but it worked, and Rita's love of art was clear. There were art and art history books all over her shelf. Her teacher gave a slight, “thanks but its nothing to be too proud of nod” nod and decided to get things rolling. “Well, let's jump into this. We know why you're here. I really should, and could, give you a failing grade on this class Henrietta. You have not done the work as you should have. You have done poorly on the tests. We need to be clear about that. " What I am doing is purely voluntary, and though I'm happy to, and am looking forward to our times together, I insist that you do exactly as I say.” Henrietta gave a few small nods of her head that indicated some degree of shame and perfect understanding of the situation. They began going through various topics that they had dealt with the previous week, and though Henrietta was occasionally embarrassed by ignorance regarding earlier readings that she hadn't done, things that had been talked about in class seemed to have stuck in her mind, and Rita quickly got the impression that, although Henrietta didn't like reading history, she seemed to pay attention to her when she taught in class, which was something, at least. They ended up discussing what Rome took from Greece, culturally, and some of the contributions Rome had left the world, and went over this or that battle, which Henrietta wasn't all that interested in, and frankly, neither was Rita, but the student gradually became comfortable with the teacher, and they were having a pretty good time. When they began discussing certain aspects of ancient Roman culture, they began to have some conversations that were very interesting to both of them. “So girls got married, like, before they were 15?” Henrietta asked....she was feeling a little warm, so she quietly undid another button on her blouse while Rita was looking down at a book. Nothing Goes for Nothing: https://okadabooks.com/book/about/nothing-goes-for-nothing/44852 |
This picture does not prove anything. Nonetheless, all the talks about Obama being the Antichist is balderdash. |
Sabo everywhere. Lord have mercy. |
What a prophetess! |
Wicked man. Where has that landed him now? |
It is a normal thing. No shaking. |
Interesting times ahead. |
Some allegations are simply preposterous. |
As good as religion can be, it is also a source of insanity for some. |
Too bad. The good Lord will help to secure our land by His mercy. Amen. |
The Bishop is right. Things are very tough. |
Unless the election is seriously manipulated, Amaechi can not win. |
This man will not stop stirring up controversies. |
This sounds incredible. Even if it is true. Osinbajo has proved himself to be 'odale.' |
If we look at the merit of the statement, Tinubu is correct. The epileptic supply of electricity is shame of a nation. |
Zamar: ![]() |
Nice update. |
Good gesture. |
This is getting out of hand. |
Once again, what goes round comes around. |
What goes round comes around. |
Interesting. Is that what God really said? |
Theatre of the absurd. |
Now, the house is divided. |
Let the best spirant emerge. |
Whiteangel1234: |
I think there are some salient points in what he wrote. |
What a dramatic act. |
What a drama. This was the same man who wore a turban some days ago. |
Cool. I stand by Tinubu. |
Hmn... |
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