Love In The Ancient City.

For Taiwo and Dupe, the journey to walking down the aisle started from the city of love, capital of France where Dupe spilled the magic words "will you marry me?" And Taiwo said "yes, yes, yes!" Last saturday, the 20th of october 2012, the deal was sealed in the ancient city of Ibadan where the couple signed the dotted lines.







 

It was a very colourful ceremony with yellow and wine as colours of the day...

 

 

PS. Bridesmaids dresses were made by yours fashionably, Ma'am...



...and from the engagement

 

(IN)DEPENDENCE

 I read somewhere that "sometimes the chains that prevent us from being free are more mental than physical" This takes me back to the recently concluded Olympics/ Paralympics games last August/ September. Having watched both games, I am wondering which had more able or disabled men and women as competitors bearing in mind which group brought home the medals...

So, who really are the (dis)able?

Now, I am wondering even more if the theory applies to their 'mother' who just turned 52 today, how (in)dependent is she really?

However, inspite of all that is happening and isn't happening, there are still things to be thankful for - We don't have it all, but we have some.
Therefore, no need for sermons, leaving it short and simple, I'd just say, "Loose the 'BOLT(s)'so that you can count your 'BLESSING(s)'!

Happy Independence Nigeria!

Loose the bolts, be free!

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