Yayyy!!! we won o, the first time i actually settled to watch a Nigerian match and i wasn't disappointed. I'm so beautifully happy right now. Now, i'm happy not just because we are presently world champions but because of how inspiring this whole thing turned out to be. You see, I know Okon, he's my cousin. Yes! the "16" year-old Samuel Okon from Greater Tomorrow Academy. Hehehe....no I'm not claiming relationship because he's rich now, he's actually my cousin.... a very far one sha..lol.
Anyway, i know he hails from a really poor background. His father does this job..ehmmm..these people that dig up sand for suppliers (i don't know what they are called), and to the best of my knowledge he was unable to write WAEC/JAMB because they had no money for all of that. But, now all that is far in the past. This young man has transformed his family's destiny drastically because he followed his dream, his passion, his talent. I'm sure the rest of the players have similar transforming stories. So indeed, fairy tales do happen in Naija. **and they Lived Happily ever after**
Congratulations to all of us.......Long live Nigeria!!
*By the way, this my cousin doesn't know me o, its a one-way relationship.
Friday, 8 November 2013
Short Guys Are Possessive: My Opinion
I have been with my fair share of guys so I know at least a
little thing or two about them, a little
enough to draw my own conclusions. More often than not, tall guys whether
handsome or not are much less insecure about themselves in relationships
compared to shorter guys. The consequence of this is that tall guys therefore
do not “guard” their “babies” as
intensely as shorter guys even when faced with more socially influential and physically
attractive rivals.
WORLD RADIOGRAPHY DAY
For those of you that didn’t know, I am a student of the very prestigious Radiography profession. Today, 8th November is World Radiography Day and its celebrated each year. The date marks the anniversary of the discovery of x-radiation by Wilhelm Roentgen in 1895.
Radiographers worldwide use this day to promote radiography as a career, as a vital contribution to modern healthcare and as a chance to increase public awareness of diagnostic imaging and radiation therapy.
Radiography has come a long way in carving a niche for itself as an indispensable part of the medical world especially in its ever growing significance to the core values of healthcare.
The modalities at our disposal include the conventional x-ray, fluoroscopy, Computed tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Mammography, Ultrasound etc which we use for diagnostic purposes. The profession also offers therapeutic services basically via radiotherapy.
We give
medicine an EYE….we make life BETTER.
*see some very fine radiographers that i know
TODAY'S HOLY WORD
Luke 17: 11-17
"11. And it came to pass, as he went to Jerusalem, that he passed through the midst of Samaria and Galilee. 12. And as he entered into a certain village, there met him ten men that were lepers, which stood afar off: 13. And they lifted up their voices, and said, Jesus, Master, have mercy onus. 14. And when he saw them, he said unto them, Go show yourselves unto the priests. And it came to pass, that, as they went, they were cleansed. 15. And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, turned back, and with a loud voice glorified God, 16. And fell down on his face at his feet, giving him thanks: and he was a Samaritan. 17. And Jesus answering said, Were there not ten cleansed? but where are the nine? "
Thanksgiving really matters to God. No matter how small, gratitude distinguishes you from every other person.
Thursday, 7 November 2013
RATS, ROACHES....AAAARRRGGHHHH!!!
I hate cockroaches! I hate rats more! I hate lizards even more! They are so annoying. I could never completely describe the magnitude of dislike I have for these creatures. In today’s holy word,
it is
evident that God has given us the power to overcome these creatures but mehn..
the way I fear them ehn, it’s a serious matter. I can’t wait for the day that
this scripture would be made manifest in my life. Mumsy says when I have
children the fear will automatically disappear but that’s an awfully long time
to wait. I want the fear to go now now.
The other day I was in the Loo, taking
my time to do what people do in the loo..hehe. To show that I was really taking
my time, I had my PC with me. I was trying to surf the web as usual to see
where I can copy and paste things from. Nothing was on my mind except for what I was
doing, my
eyes were intently fixed on my screen because I had to get something asap before
it would trip off.
So, you can
imagine my shock when I raised up my eyes for one second and saw this rat
sprinting towards me. There was no time to think, before I could realize myself,
my PC had found its place on the ground, my legs were mid-air, my hands were
scrambling about looking for what to hold on to, it was like I was lit on fire.
In fact I don’t think I have ever screamed as loudly as I did that day. If I had
fallen just 2 inches deeper, my ass would have been decorated by *you know
what*. Disgusting right? But that’s what a good-for –nothing rat could do to
me, and I was totally helpless. There are
indeed very few things more frightening than a sprinting rodent.I felt
soo bad, I was furious. But even with all that fury I still wasn’t courageous
enough to pounce on the stupid little thing, not that i would have succeeded anyway. the package of annoyance had already made its way, it was long gone before i could even organise myself. They do so many mean things to make staying at home hell for me. I don't even want to get started on the amount of destruction they do to our cereal boxes which have gradually become their amusement park, or the waste bin, their cinema.
Its so frustrating. What is even more frustrating is their resistance to 'otapiapia'. The thing doesn't catch them at all, in fact from all indications, after ingesting the poison, they shake it off and continue their normal routine. The other glue-board used to work until they got smarter. i have literally seen a mouse long-jump over the carefully baited board. As if it knew i was watching, after jumping, it looked towards my direction for a split second with this evil grin as if to say "stop trying miss, we're way ahead of you" and then continued running. I was in awe, literally.
Roaches on the other hand are something else. Although, if I had to pick between a roach and a rat, i'll probably opt for the roach...yeah, shoot me. The reason is simple, I believe roaches are easier to eliminate. All you need is a good insecticide (I use Baygon) and the are gone. Works like magic everytime. Rats on the other hand can linger for so long and just make you look like a fool when you try to eliminate them. But besides the comparison, there's so much about roaches that gives me the chills. They lay their eggs everywhere, they always scurry about in the dark and in hidden crevices, they have a way of invading my personal space, the stench is terrible, not to talk of the white slimy thing that comes out when squished. What's there not to hate?
As for lizards, they have my ultimate hatred. I detest these creatures with every bit of my existence. I can't exactly say where this phobia emerged from but its been there all my life. In fact, i'm traumatized by them, can't stay in the same space with a lizard. A lizard is ugly enough to watch when static, on the wall. Its even worse to actually watch them move. I hate how they crawl, hell! i even hate a dead lizard. And the fact that they are so many in the world makes me want to ...ugh...eat my fingers. I even heard that they fall on peoples heads atimes...yikes! Can't even imagine it.
In short, i"m just not a fan of creepy, crawling things. Heck! i'm not a fan of animals except horses of course. Wish they were all extinct, life would have been so much better.
Its so frustrating. What is even more frustrating is their resistance to 'otapiapia'. The thing doesn't catch them at all, in fact from all indications, after ingesting the poison, they shake it off and continue their normal routine. The other glue-board used to work until they got smarter. i have literally seen a mouse long-jump over the carefully baited board. As if it knew i was watching, after jumping, it looked towards my direction for a split second with this evil grin as if to say "stop trying miss, we're way ahead of you" and then continued running. I was in awe, literally.
Roaches on the other hand are something else. Although, if I had to pick between a roach and a rat, i'll probably opt for the roach...yeah, shoot me. The reason is simple, I believe roaches are easier to eliminate. All you need is a good insecticide (I use Baygon) and the are gone. Works like magic everytime. Rats on the other hand can linger for so long and just make you look like a fool when you try to eliminate them. But besides the comparison, there's so much about roaches that gives me the chills. They lay their eggs everywhere, they always scurry about in the dark and in hidden crevices, they have a way of invading my personal space, the stench is terrible, not to talk of the white slimy thing that comes out when squished. What's there not to hate?
As for lizards, they have my ultimate hatred. I detest these creatures with every bit of my existence. I can't exactly say where this phobia emerged from but its been there all my life. In fact, i'm traumatized by them, can't stay in the same space with a lizard. A lizard is ugly enough to watch when static, on the wall. Its even worse to actually watch them move. I hate how they crawl, hell! i even hate a dead lizard. And the fact that they are so many in the world makes me want to ...ugh...eat my fingers. I even heard that they fall on peoples heads atimes...yikes! Can't even imagine it.
In short, i"m just not a fan of creepy, crawling things. Heck! i'm not a fan of animals except horses of course. Wish they were all extinct, life would have been so much better.
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY'S BRAIN TEASER
Brain teaser link
1. All months have 28 days
2. The answer is 3. according to BODMAS, you divide before adding.
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