MONDAY IN HOUSE NEWS

 Monday hailings!

MONDAY MEMO

How una dey???

I dey bam!

BVs teacher Nkechi and Glory......Contact Waju to send you both 5k airtime for making the house news posts beautiful last week.....
I dont have much to say today......

BV Godswill baci, please eh can you reduce your blog ID??? YOU can trim down the awards nah...lol

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GIVEAWAY GIVEAWAY GIVEAWAY!!!!

I am giving away happy hugs and lots of love and common sense....collect and spread it on

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INSULTS IN COMMENTS

Please it is not reasy running a Blog and trying to keep it neat and tidy in the commnt section....One of the reason i totlally desist freestyle commenting like Instagram and facebook and anywhere else is the way insults are dropped....Here it is different please....you can tackle anyone without insulting them and shame on you if you do......Most times i cant connect a comment until i see the response.......

Please do better....

This message is for everyone so no one should single out themself that i am referring to dem o.......E dey tire person abeg!!!!

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NOTORIOUS FOR JESUS

Growing up, my mum hated wearing trousers. We were four girls. We'd normally wear skirts and sometimes even rotate clothings amongst ourselves. We all were pretty much of the same height and our bodies were similar.
But personally, I loved trousers. I love how it makes you look chic and girlie. I also like making my hair but my Dad liked that we had low cut .
I hated these two decisions by my parents. They were quite strict too but the no-trousers policy largely came from the church.
We went to a church where trousers were forbidden.
But you know what they say, "The heart wants what it wants".
One time we had a social gathering in our school and we were to bring different costumes. This girl brought fine black trousers and she borrowed me to play my role.
Somehow she didn't remember it and I decided to keep it. I took it home and hid it in the wardrobe. The down part where no one would see me.
I'd often have friends visit me during the holidays and we would go out together. So I decided to sometimes wear it. 

Remember, my parents are unaware.
I'd wear it and look at myself in the mirror. A teen, so shy and so beautiful. I had the best curves in the right location.

One day after my street waka about. My mum was waiting for me at the door. She had just returned from the office. She asked for the trousers and I was shocked. Who told her? I never knew till date but I strongly suspect it was my older sister.
I thank God she didn't raise dust. I simply went into the wardrobe and gave her the trousers.
That was the end of it until I became a young adult before I got the confidence to wear trousers again.
In hindsight, I am thankful for the opportunity to raise my daughter liberally with no judgement on clothing. No strict adherence . I let her explore. She's very fashionable. Also, the world has changed a lot. I allow my daughter to wear trousers. We live in an area where there are many tiny insects that stings like mad, you'd have to cover your entire skin to save yourself from itching. Which normally leaves scars because of the vigor of scratching.
I learned an important lesson, that sometimes, the things that others frown upon, might just be the things that we need.

Wetin concern my mama and papa with trousers?LOL

I remember the first time i wore trousers.....waka waka wan finish me, i thought i was too cool....lol

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EXCUSE ME?????

You are emotionally abusing your spouse and claim to be loving your children at the same time?.
You no well.
You think children learn only from what you say?
You think they are not seeing what is happening?
You think buying stuff for your kids while maltreating their mother is love?
You proudly go out and come back late and that’s your way of punishing a woman? You endanger your life and turn around and think it’s the woman you are punishing? And come OUT to brag about it?
Unbelievable!
How some people can be infantile beats me.
#copied

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WHAT IS THE COURT?

Let me say something that may shock you
Court is not for Truth.
Court is for Proof.
Yes read that again.
Many people enter court with confidence:
“As long as I’m saying the truth, I will win.”
That mindset has destroyed many strong cases.
Because in law, truth alone is powerless without proof.

You can be completely honest.
You can be 100% right.
You can even have people who “know what happened.”
But if you cannot present admissible evidence, the court can still rule against you and it will not be injustice. It will be law.
Here is the reality most people don’t know:
- Court does not listen to stories it weighs evidence
- Court does not reward emotions it applies rules
- Court does not assume it requires proof

Let me break it down
Everyone says a man is cheating.
The whole street “knows.” But you have no messages, no pictures, no credible evidence.
In court?
That “truth” is empty.
Here is the part people don’t like to hear
Court respects documentation more than narration.
Court respects evidence more than feelings.
Court respects proof more than belief.
So remember this simple line:
Truth is what happened
Proof is what you can show
And in court what you can show is everything.
This is why you must start living wisely:
#Copied

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WEIRD FACTS
--- Morning wood' is a sign of good health. ::LOL google morning wood

---Astronauts at the International Space Station witness 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets every day.

----The oldest person in history, Jeanne Calment, smoked cigarettes from the age of 21 until she was 117
She quit five years before her death at age 122, as she was no longer able to see well enough to safely use a lighter

---A 390-year-old bonsai tree survived the bombing of Hiroshima. Later, the tree was gifted to the U.S. and it still lives in Washington, D.C.

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TODAY IN HISTORY

--- On this day in 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte was appointed Emperor of the French. Even today, the French leader, a native of Corsica, is widely known for his successful military campaigns – and his final defeat at the Battle of Waterloo.

--- On this day in 2009, the Sri Lankan Civil War ended. The 25-year conflict between the government and the separatist Tamil Tigers had claimed up to 100,000 lives. It ended with the Tigers’ defeat.

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DID YOU KNOW?

---- South Africa’s Naspers is the largest publicly traded company in Africa by market capitalization. Naspers’ wealth largely stems from a brilliant early investment in the Chinese tech giant, Tencent.

----Putting one foot in front of the other is a complex process that engages approximately 200 muscles.

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