I'm here to share this reflection especially as we just started the new year. Happy new year to you and I hope that the year is treating you well so far. Mine has been full of ups and downs already and honestly, I caught myself asking 'is this how my year is going to be?'. But then I remembered
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Easy Baby Food Recipe || Sweet Potatoe With Melon Seeds (Egusi) For 9-Month-Old
January 26, 2020 12:17:00 pm
Easy Baby Food Recipe || Sweet Potatoe With Melon Seeds (Egusi) For 9-Month-Old
After I did the 'What My Six Month Old Eats In A Day Post' a few things have changed in her diet. As she grows, her nutrition needs are increasing and it is required that I make changes in her diet. I am yet to give you guys a complete update on what she eats in a day
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How We Spent New Year's Day
Happy New year. Congratulations to you on seeing the new year.
You made it to the new year and that's worth celebrating. How was your St Sylvester night? I spent mine on a bus to Tangui from Bamenda.
How We Celebrated New Year's Day
On the menu, we had fried chicken, fried fish with stew accompanied by fried ripe plantain and 'boboloh'.
It was a nice cool day. I made a video of how we cooked for the day. You can watch it below.
Christmas at my grandparents' was great and chilled as well. It's amazing how I enjoyed the chilled version of this festive season.
I hope you celebrated the birth of Christ and the New Year well.
My greatest wish for you is that you have the best year ever and may all that you lost last year come to you double this year. Have a fabulous and very prosperous new year.
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Episode #2 : Personal Growth Update December 2019
January 03, 2020 07:15:00 pm
Episode #2 : Personal Growth Update December 2019
Welcome to this episode of my personal development update for the month of December 2019. In my last update, I explained that I will be sharing with you guys the things I do for my personal development each month. Hope you follow up and share your own experiences with me in the comment section.December was a month of
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