THURSDAY IN HOUSE NEWS

 Hailings.....

THURSDAY MEMO

I salute everyone and hope that your day is going well.....It is a beautiful day!

The Anonymous dropping comments concerning the PLAY GIVEAWAY in the comment section...Thank you for all the comments and for being so selfless to remind me and try to guide me from being scammed...thank you for also showing us those who had gotten 10k and 5k,may God bless you for having my back....

I was quite shocked yesterday to see that most women don't have a meal plan, e be like nah wetin i go do oh...Cos i change meal plan every week and e no easy at all...Sometimes i have to be begging the Bambinos to help me and the shakara is not here oh...
I will try to do it the other way..........
I am not cooking today and i am like yipeeeeeeeeeee.....

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NOTORIOUS FOR JESUS

I hate pepper. It is not just the taste, it is the memory. Prior, It used to be the heart of every meal for me; Spicy jollof rice, pepper soup, suya — I loved them all. It is amazing it used to be my go-to ingredient, Until one day, that it nearly killed me.
I was eating white rice, stew and chicken at a family party, laughing and talking too much with everyone at the table. I scooped a big spoonful of stew-soaked rice, and it went down wrong.
Suddenly, I couldn’t breathe again. Peppery fire shot straight into my lungs. I choked, gasped, and started coughing uncontrollably. Tears streamed from my eyes and my chest burned like acid.

My daughter was crying, "Mummy please don't die!".
My husband couldn't stop screaming, "Yeh, Yeh! Jesu saanu mi!".. I still mocked him with this whenever we recount the experience.
Everyone around panicked. Only my mother was brave. She ran towards me and started hitting my back, "someone bring water.", She yelled.
The more I coughed, the worse it got.

It felt like my lungs were on fire from the inside but after sometime, everything gradually subsided. That night, I couldn’t sleep, I grew restless in bed, tossing right, left and center and imagined how dying can be brief.

Since then, I can’t stand pepper.
Even mild spice brings back that helpless, burning moment. People say I’m dramatic, I say I survived. Now, I choose bland food and peace of mind, because once pepper nearly stole my life, I’ve never forgotten.

I used to hate pepper but now i can eat some in food but i must not talk when eating otherwise i will start coughing and what you described up there might happen...I fear that a lot and i fear eating fish that has bone....

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SHUT THE DOOR OF RELATIONSHIPS GENTLY: YOU MAY NEED TO USE IT TOMORROW 

*Relationship is a trading Currency*
In life, relationships function like currency. No one truly succeeds in isolation. At every stage, someone must mention your name in the right place, recommend you for an opportunity, or open a door you could never reach on your own.

That helping hand may not always come from the wealthy or the influential. It could be your neighbor, the taxi driver you once ignored, or even the house help you thought was insignificant. Never underestimate anyone. The people you meet today may become the very lifeline you need tomorrow.

*Relationships Are Streams of Opportunity*
Everything in life reproduces on the basis of connection. Talent is powerful, but talent without exposure often remains hidden. Many of us are like Joseph in the Bible—gifted, prepared, but waiting for a cupbearer to speak our name in the palace.
Relationships are those streams of opportunity. They are the pipelines through which blessings, recommendations, and promotions flow.

*The Power of Alumni and Old Connections*:

One of the simplest ways to sustain relationships is through school alumni networks. Primary, secondary, and tertiary schoolmates may not all be CEOs today, but life is dynamic. That “ordinary” classmate could be the decision-maker tomorrow, and the bridge to your next breakthrough.
Reconnecting with old friends, colleagues, and even online acquaintances is never a waste of time. Each connection adds to your circle of influence, and one day, the circle may connect you to your destiny.

*Shut the Door of Relationships Gently*:
Every relationship is a door. Some doors you walk through often, others you may not need for years. But here’s the wisdom: never slam the door shut.

Even when differences arise, learn to close doors gently. Avoid burning bridges in anger or pride. Life is unpredictable, and the very person you walked away from today may be the one holding your ladder tomorrow.

*No Permanent Enemy, No Permanent Friend*:
The recent happenings in politics and public life remind us of a timeless truth: there are no permanent enemies, and there are no permanent friends. Interests change, alliances shift, and life keeps moving forward.
What remains constant is the value of relationships. That’s why you must respect everyone you meet — no matter their background, social class, or current situation.

Every person you encounter carries a potential key to your success. Don’t despise anyone. Don’t ignore the doors life places in your path. Instead, nurture relationships, respect them, and protect them.
And always remember: shut the door of relationships gently — you may need to use it tomorrow.
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WEIRDFACTS

---Some people can wake up at the right time just by anticipating it. Their bodies start producing stress hormones one hour before waking.

---Mindset: I can and I will.

----Your mind spends about 70% of its time replaying memories and creating scenarios.

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