You don’t want to part with a grain of what you possess, but you want to
receive as much as there’s to ask for. You cannot count on yourself to feed
yourself, but you want to have everything. You want to live as you rudely think
fit, but you’re still under your daddy’s roof.
You cannot listen to your own conscience when doing evil, but you feel irritated
when others rebuke you to your shame. You surrender your strength of character because
you’re not using it, but you feel dissatisfied with the results you’re getting
- anyway, anything’s possible!
Now let me segue into another topic:
I once I told y’all ladies whose wardrobes are
a malfunction that Ramadan will come and you’ll be expected to remain beautiful but not bare fleshed, and you’ll be
sorry because all you can call clothes will
be a reckless collection of booty tight denim jeans, pencil skirts, miniskirts, sweatpants, skin tights, daring
club dresses, etc. In fact I can confirm that the only modest or African attire
that some of you got are ‘teem-taats’ – now see, y’all have to do some avoidable
Ramadan shopping; mas!!!
For the other ladies who probably think looking ‘halal’ means looking as
ugly as a troll in the morning, let me
tell you that it’s very possible
to look glam and modest at the same time. And according to me, it is a
sin to remain ugly when you have the opportunity to pretty up. Wish y’all a blessed
month of Ramadan!
Trust me, if you had deleted these words "but you’re still under your daddy’s roof", I would have guessed right on who the article touched most. lol
ReplyDeleteAnother question, have you moved to your new offices????
ReplyDeleteI think I know who you would've guessed...lol. We want to start moving by next week. The consultant made some observations that the contractor is working on.
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