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Update on my urban home garden
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Let's not be distracted
Lately, I've wanted to explore what others are doing on the internet regarding lifestyle and personal blogs or content creation. I'm glad I did that because it opened my mind and made me more particular about the direction I want to take my blog.
In the cause of exploring, I came across the Facebook page of a Cameroonian blogger living in Germany called Nelle-Stern and in one of her videos, she mentioned something important. She said some people have to worry about what they will eat, where they will sleep and other basic necessities of life before they can think of innovating for their society to move forward. Meanwhile, there are others who do not have to worry about their basic needs and therefore have more time to focus on innovating and moving forward.
She added that this calls us to stay focused and not be distracted if we find ourselves in a situation where we have to provide for our basic needs before we think of innovating.
I feel so touched by this message because it requires double the effort to succeed when you lack basic necessities in life. It requires more determination and motivation. And it's easy to be distracted especially by social media and the "buzz" we hear or see every day.
Remember that we don't have time to waste especially when we are not privileged or have certain advantages in life. Yes, we need to relax too but let's not be distracted.
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I really needed this hair wash
Just like this time when I needed a hair wash after almost two months of having my extensions on. My hair was really dirty and I'm glad the saloon owner really took the time and precautions to get my hair well washed.
As you can see in the picture, I used my Green Life Bate Products to wash and oil my hair and these products are really great. You can read my full review by clicking here.
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| The results. This is actually the next day after washing my hair |
I did cornrows or 'bakala' as we locally call it because this weekend I'm attending a wedding and I'm going to be wearing a wig. I would have loved to do 'rasta' but "ma money no reach" lol. So it's a wig for the weekend.
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Now that Cameroonian 'Jellof' is trending...
Hey guys, hope you are doing well.
These past days have not been easy without my phone so I decided to go in for the option to weld the charging port. I wish I didn't have to do it but I'm glad I did because I can get back to creating and posting content on my other platforms. It's a temporal solution because I still intend to change the charging port to a new one.
The first thing I ran into after having my phone back was what Omoni Oboli said about Cameroonian Jollof. Her post is annoying and insulting but I'm glad about two things. First of all, I'm happy that Cameroonians didn't sit quiet about this. They spoke up and are still speaking about it. It shows that no matter the respect and esteem we as Cameroonians have for you we will respond when we feel attacked or insulted. The second thing is that we are trending, or Cameroonian Jellof is trending. It's a good thing because as far as I know, Nigerian Jollof gets its respect from the over-hype and not from its taste.
That said, I hope you are making the most of your weekend. As for me I only discovered this morning that today is Saturday. LOL
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| The picture is to make this post beautiful and not an illustration of Cameroonian or Nigerian Jollof. |
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As if that is not enough...
It's annoying and not easy to be patient. But I have to do just that as I pray that it gets fixed soon.
That said, I hope you are doing well. Take care.
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Hopefully, my phone gets fixed soon
With a smile, I warmed up my hands to type this post. These past days have been challenging as my phone got bad and it's been a bit stressful trying to repair it. That's why I haven't been very present online in producing content these past weeks.
Apart from me feeling better, I hope you are doing well and that all is well with you on your end.
Not being able to use my phone as often as I did force me to lean back and watch more TV. It also made me do some things I have been putting aside for later like organising products for my businesses - Ngumis and Bouncing Babies CMR.
These days I've been trying to do as much work as I can on my computer. My phone is at the centre of my content creation as I need it to take pictures/videos and edit and upload content.
Hopefully, my phone gets fixed today because the last time, I was told the part that needs to be changed which is the charging port of the phone wasn't available. I was given the option to use a cheaper method of welding the charging port which is bad but I don't think that is a solution that will last. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the new charging port is available at the repairer.
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How to cook Nkumnkum (Dry cassava fufu) | Cameroonian Recipe
'Nkumnkum' is Cameroonian-made fufu also known in French as couscous manioc. It is different from water fufu because it comes in a dry form while water fufu comes wet. Also, the process of making and cooking them is different.
Here is how to cook 'nkumnkum' or couscous manioc
Ingredients
To do this you need
- nkumnkum to dry cassava flour and
- hot water.
Preparation
Boil water according to the amount of fufu you want to cook
Put in the fufu and stir till thick and mixed. If you are cooking it on a gas cooker you can put the pot down when you want to mix it.
If the texture is hard add some water (just a little) and let it cook on low heat for a few minutes. if the texture is ok then don't add water. Just put it back on the fire and cover the pot.
After a few minutes; put down the pot and mix the fufu very well till it's smooth
Serve with any soup you like.
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| I added this quantity of water to it because the texture was soft enough. Then I put it back for the fire and let it cook under very low heat for a few more minutes |
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| After that I took down the pot again and mixed it to be smooth |
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Okro and egusi recipe (Melon seeds) | Cameroonian recipe
If you are looking for an easy and delicious soup to make then Okro is the answer. I have a recipe for okro you can cook in ten minutes.
Click here for ten minute Okro recipe
But the okro soup we are cooking today takes a little longer because we are adding egusi to it.
This is how to cook egusi Okro soup the Cameroonian way
Ingredients
Okro
Egusi
Meat/fish
Ginger
Garlic
Tomato
Onion
Leeks
Crayfish
Preparation
Wash and boil the meat
Wash and slice the okro and keep it aside
Slice the tomato, onion, and leeks. Grind the ginger and garlic to a smooth paste.
Fry all the ingredients in the pot
When soft, add the egusi and some water
Cover the pot and let it cook but stir from time to time.
When the egusi is ready, add the okro, crayfish and meat (plus stock),
Add seasoning and let it boil till it's ready
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How to cleanse / detoxify your body system at home
Knowing how important it is to cleanse your body, I want to share with you home remedies you can use to cleanse your system
Ground pawpaw seeds
Obtain mature pawpaw seeds from a ripe pawpaw fruit and grind or pound it. Add hot water to it or boil it then sieve before you drink
Pounded pawpaw leaves
Harvest and wash the fresh leaves. Pound and add warm water and drink
Boiled pawpaw leaves
Simply boil the pawpaw leaves after washing and drink.
Boiled kenkiliba juice
Boil the kenkiliba after washing and slicing it and drink the juice
Boiled mango, avocado and guava leaves
Harvest these leaves and bol together and drink.
Aloe vera pulp juice
Get fresh aloe vera and scrape the juice and drink.
Or you can simply order your Forever Aloe Vera Gel made ready for you from the best species of Aloe vera. It's very natural and cleanses your body of toxins and excess cholesterol. It also cleans the wall of your intestines and facilitates digestion and the absorption of food nutrients. It is 99.7% natural and doesn't contain preservatives.
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The importance of cleansing & detoxifying your body | Health tips
Just like a car needs its engine oil to be changed, so does the human body need its organs and fluids to be cleaned up for better performance and function.
Why is it necessary to cleanse your body?
You may ask why it is necessary to cleanse your body because all that you do is eat and drink what is needed for your body to function well. The truth is the things you eat and drink also contain substances that affect your body organs negatively. Consequently, it is necessary to cleanse your system often to make sure that your body is at its optimal state to function well and prevent diseases.
Examples of toxins found in our bodies
The toxins found in our bodies include chemicals from fertilizers and pesticides used to grow the majority of the food that we eat. There are also medications left over in our fluids and organs like antibiotics we take or the ones used to treat the animals we eat such as chickens and cows. Other toxins include food colour which is often added to processed food like tomato paste which we consume almost on a daily basis.
What are the consequences of these toxins in our bodies?
The consequences of these toxins present in our bodies include feeling body pains and tiredness after little or no physical or mental effort. You may also wake up in the morning feeling tired. Back pain and waist pain is also a sign of the presence of toxins in your body. These toxins destroy your immune system and expose you to diseases. And when you get sick your body is not strong enough to fight the illness and make you get well. It can even, go as far as making you resistant to the drugs you take during your treatment. So you may be sick and suffer for longer before you get well.
These toxins do not leave our system completely after we consume them because our system alone cannot eliminate all the toxins present in the body. That's why it is important to cleanse and detoxify your system with a cleanser like the Forever Aleo Vera Gel and the Longrich Green Tea.
Aloe vera has natural cleansing abilities that help support healthy digestion and promotes a healthy immune system. It also supports nutrient absorption and helps maintain natural energy levels Forever Aloe Vera Gel ensures that you are able to enjoy the fresh taste of undiluted aloe vera gel with all of the potent properties of aloe just as nature intended.
In addition, Forever Aloe Vera Gel is 99.7% pure inner leaf aloe vera gel, with no added preservatives, vegan-friendly, vegetarian friendly and gluten-free.
Longrich Detoxifying Green Tea is rich in antioxidants that help reduce and regulate cholesterol in the body. It is also antimicrobial so it can help prevent colds and flu infections.
To get yours send me a WhatsApp message at (237) 696229223 or click the link below
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Easy tomato stew recipe | Cameroonian recipe
This stew is called no stress stew because you just grind/blend all the ingredients with the tomatoes and cook. The good thing is you can freeze the paste and use it later so that you have even less stress when cooking stew in the future.
Ingredients
- Fresh tomatoes
- Onions
- Leeks/green onion
- Garlic
- Ginger (not much)
- White pepper/ poivre blanc
- Njangsa (not much)
Clean, wash and slice ingredients and grind or blend it all together.
Put the paste in a clean pot and add some sachets of tomatoes paste.
If you are using meat, boil it separately then add it towards the end of the preparation of the stew. If it is fish do same.
Add oil and seasoning to your taste.
Serve with rice or any complement of your choice.
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Hi, I’m Ngumabi. I'm a lifestyle blogger growing my ankara accessory brand, and also an African mom living in Cameroon who is intentionally reclaiming her soft life rhythm.
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