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Tales from the pen... 👄

 When Okike finally made it back to work after the divorce, he still felt like a fish out of water...  He’d decided to live with his mother but he’d never really known the battle axe that the woman was. She didn’t need him either and he wasn’t sure he’d lived with his parents all the time he was growing up. He didn’t understand them or their marriage and came to realise that the man who’d spent a month with him in Lagos was his father. A totally different person, a caring, warm lad like himself, the brother he’d looked for all his life.  Then he realised that the strength with which they’d withstood all the storms that had battered their family had come from his mother. She hadn’t let the poison penetrate and they had lived, doting on and trusting each other without even realising it. 

Things the bookworm learned during the lockdown. 👄

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The Happy New Year post. 🌸 Having spent a lot of time in your own company this year, I hope you leave this lockdown better than you met it. Studies have shown that once you have a strong, solid foundation, you can build on that.    Matt 7:24 - 27. Build your foundation on the Rock then you can listen to the prophets and philosophers during the day.  Schitt’s creek on Netflix; are you investing your time and money in the right places?   Connor Neill; The science of finishing teaches you to document your day. Keep a journal    to help your memory. So “morning doesn’t blend into afternoon blend into evening and night.”- Aminatta Fornatta.  Take a walk or exercise for an hour during the lockdown. - Boris Johnson.  Simple, gentle exercises that your body can’t wait to get up in the morning and do.  Look at old things with fresh eyes- This author and Marcel Proust.  Eat twice a day; once at 10am and at 7pm. Fasting for 16 hours and your ...