Thursday, 20 December 2012
Monday, 10 December 2012
TURN THE LIGHTS ON: LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX
Do you think something that is addictive is a problem?
The assumption in today's world is that sex is just another biological drive that must be gratified, and everything is beginning to center around sex.
I would like to know, has anyone ever died from not having his sexual urges satisfied?
It's either condom use or masturbation that is encouraged for those who can't abstain. A good stand on abstinence is avoided like a plague in anything that is supposed to influence people's lifestyles as in everything like fashion, electronic and paper media.
Everything is centered around sexual gratification and perversion is more convincingly seen as nature
Not because I'm confused or not sure about my stand on this, in fact it's very far from that.
I just want to know, if man is so weak that devices have to be created to always cushion the weakness.
Must everything center on human sexual gratification?
Friday, 7 December 2012
TGIF! : 3 Places To Be This Weekend.
This would be a fast one. I asked for suggestions on what to do last Friday and didn't get one response, well I can not vex and decide no to talk to you again. So, here are a few suggestions of how you can unwind this weekend.
1. The eXperience : The annual gospel music concert that holds every first Friday in December at TBS, Lagos, started in 2007, showcasing both local and international gospel acts and an opportunity for citizens to intercede for this country. It's happening today. It is an 'all night' music concert that hosts the largest crowd for a show of its kind with no gate fee required. So get prepared to, go early so as to save a good seat, deal with the crowd, go with a survival kit and be security conscious too. It's always an event to remember, it's always an experience.
2. Go Christmas shopping at 'Lost In Lagos Live' : This is the best part and I'm starting with it. A lunch buffet will be available for those who get hungry after all their shopping!
Date: Saturday 8th December 2012 – Sunday 9th December 2012
Time: 12 noon – 7 pm (on both days)
Venue: Federal Palace Hotel, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Tickets: FREE!
1. The eXperience : The annual gospel music concert that holds every first Friday in December at TBS, Lagos, started in 2007, showcasing both local and international gospel acts and an opportunity for citizens to intercede for this country. It's happening today. It is an 'all night' music concert that hosts the largest crowd for a show of its kind with no gate fee required. So get prepared to, go early so as to save a good seat, deal with the crowd, go with a survival kit and be security conscious too. It's always an event to remember, it's always an experience.
2. Go Christmas shopping at 'Lost In Lagos Live' : This is the best part and I'm starting with it. A lunch buffet will be available for those who get hungry after all their shopping!
Date: Saturday 8th December 2012 – Sunday 9th December 2012
Time: 12 noon – 7 pm (on both days)
Venue: Federal Palace Hotel, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Tickets: FREE!
You should check here for more details.
3. Daystar Christian Centre Christmas Carol by 5 PM on Sunday 9th December 2012, the theme is 'Rejoice', the venue is Plot A3c Ikosi Road, Oregun Lagos, and its free. This is a carol concert you would not like to miss, don't be told. It's the best ever.
I hope you engage yourself with good stuff and have fun this weekend, not just on the owambe side.
Catch ya leyrra,
Mjady
Wednesday, 5 December 2012
Aluta Against NEPA! : Should We Keep Silent
I knew I would not be able to cook anything at home since there was no water, so I branched to the nearest canteen on my way home from the office. I also left the office with the thought of how to get water to have my bath tomorrow morning, at the back of my mind.
What happened?!
It should be about two months or over now, when my sister said she received an SMS from the electricity service provider that there would be erratic power supply for some days for the reason they stated in the text message. So for once, we started believing that maybe this could actually mean a transformation in the operations and the service rendered by NEPA , the accustomed name for electric power authority in Nigeria though its name has been changed to 'power holding' instead.
They sent an SMS the last time right? Now I'm wondering if that won't be the only SMS notification we ever get from NEPA , because this time 'they' just took the light like 'they' normally would at any time of the day and since then electricity was not returned for six days straight.
Because our 'better pass your neighbor' generator can't carry the pumping machine and even kept developing fault, we could not pump water too. When we were done managing what was left in the water tank, meruwa (Northerners who fetch and sell water in Jerry cans) became a very pleasant face to see, became king in place of the customers patronizing them and made one to think of starting the business too (That's a joke).
Almighty OAU! Who does aluta like no other, I know this kind of rubbish would never be condoned on OAU Ile-Ife campus. Even with a memo about the situation. Anything that causes students all around hostels to have to search for water for more than two days or have erratic power supply for about that time is taunting them for a protest. Before you know it, you are hearing the bugle for you to join the 'struggle' with explanations in thick political vocabulary.
If electrical power did not return by this evening it would have been a week NEPA took our electricity without explanation. But no, God saved them 'they' returned our light last night.
Like the same thing that happens in OAU was going to happen here too *scoffs*. I'm sure people who know the aluta drill and participated in their time, live in the same area I reside, but don't even have the guts to do so now and I wonder why. Is it 'Bystanders effect' or what?
They returned our electricity and I'm glad I don't have to smile at meruwa (for now) because I want water.
But should we actually keep silent for the way we are being treated by NEPA?
What happened?!
It should be about two months or over now, when my sister said she received an SMS from the electricity service provider that there would be erratic power supply for some days for the reason they stated in the text message. So for once, we started believing that maybe this could actually mean a transformation in the operations and the service rendered by NEPA , the accustomed name for electric power authority in Nigeria though its name has been changed to 'power holding' instead.
They sent an SMS the last time right? Now I'm wondering if that won't be the only SMS notification we ever get from NEPA , because this time 'they' just took the light like 'they' normally would at any time of the day and since then electricity was not returned for six days straight.
Because our 'better pass your neighbor' generator can't carry the pumping machine and even kept developing fault, we could not pump water too. When we were done managing what was left in the water tank, meruwa (Northerners who fetch and sell water in Jerry cans) became a very pleasant face to see, became king in place of the customers patronizing them and made one to think of starting the business too (That's a joke).
Almighty OAU! Who does aluta like no other, I know this kind of rubbish would never be condoned on OAU Ile-Ife campus. Even with a memo about the situation. Anything that causes students all around hostels to have to search for water for more than two days or have erratic power supply for about that time is taunting them for a protest. Before you know it, you are hearing the bugle for you to join the 'struggle' with explanations in thick political vocabulary.
If electrical power did not return by this evening it would have been a week NEPA took our electricity without explanation. But no, God saved them 'they' returned our light last night.
Like the same thing that happens in OAU was going to happen here too *scoffs*. I'm sure people who know the aluta drill and participated in their time, live in the same area I reside, but don't even have the guts to do so now and I wonder why. Is it 'Bystanders effect' or what?
They returned our electricity and I'm glad I don't have to smile at meruwa (for now) because I want water.
Have You Seen ASA's New Video?
Last night I was informed of Asa's video release for one more song in her sophomore album 'Beautiful Imperfection' .
The release of the new and official video for the song 'The Way I Feel' on Youtube is not a day old yet and has had over eight thousand views already.
You can take a look at the video and share what you feel about it. As in the interpretation of the whole song, lyrics, the theme and if you like it.
Then I stumbled on the live performance and I'm thinking you have to see it too.
Don't forget to post your thotstoshare on these two pieces.
One Love,
Mjady.
The release of the new and official video for the song 'The Way I Feel' on Youtube is not a day old yet and has had over eight thousand views already.
You can take a look at the video and share what you feel about it. As in the interpretation of the whole song, lyrics, the theme and if you like it.
Then I stumbled on the live performance and I'm thinking you have to see it too.
Don't forget to post your thotstoshare on these two pieces.
One Love,
Mjady.
Friday, 30 November 2012
OPINIONS: Tonto's Publicity Strategy
I don't have a thing for Nigerian typecast actors/actresses that are just overrated. But...
About a month ago when the release of Tonto Dike's debut single was an opportunity for Nigerians to flex their creative comic abilities, my brother and I argued objectively on the possibility of it being a publicity strategy.
May be we were right or what do you think?
Find out more here
Kini Big Deal? Why Do You Scream TGIF?
As I gradually got conscious from sleep this morning, I was thinking it was Saturday so I had the license to sleep a little more. Then I remembered it was Friday and mumbled a 'Thank God its Friday' that sounded like 'I wish it was Saturday'. What I really wanted was the ending of Friday not the beginning.
When I got to the office I overheard one of my colleagues ask if today was Thursday, when she heard that it was Friday instead, she screamed excitingly, 'Thank God its Friday'. I could really understand because Thursday is the most hectic day for us at the company.
I wondered why working class people always screamed TGIF. I understood why when I was in Secondary school. Though Fridays during my University days didn't make any difference for me, I always judged from the other side of being employed in 8-5 jobs that screaming TGIF meant an unfulfilled life on the job.
I guess I'm about to eat my words (No! thots), cause I'm sure I'm not ready to admit that I'm beginning to look like a 'butterfly in a wheel' when I don't feel like getting up from the bed on Monday mornings.
:^) I'm wondering why because I've never screamed TGIF with excitement. I wonder what makes Fridays special. I know the weekend that starts with Friday means time unwind, but I just wonder why the thrill about unwinding.
TGIF! and I plan to rock this Friday till Monday.
But I'm not sure I know how that 's going to happen.
How do you plan to spend the weekend?
Where do you intend to go to have great fun?
Maybe I could take a cue from you.
Please don't include laundry or house chores o. LOL!
Thursday, 29 November 2012
Dear Reader, Your Turn To Give Advice.
"Okay bye dear" She got off the phone
Is that 'new boyfriend' or 'old boyfriend'? I asked
"Old boyfriend', why?"
"You didn't sound like he's old boyfriend" I retorted. Of course I knew he was 'old boyfriend', but if she didn't tell you they had broken up, you wouldn't know.
"I don't understand, we're still friends, are you saying we should not talk?"
"I'm not saying that, but I'm just wondering how you are going to move on from a relationship that has ended over six months ago. How do you intend to get into another relationship, if you are still hanging on to this one that has ended?"
"What if we get back together?"
"Really? Like seriously?..." Didn't know what next to say.
Must we ladies be like this sometimes? Abeg! Share your thoughts
Is this lady disillusioned?
Is that 'new boyfriend' or 'old boyfriend'? I asked
"Old boyfriend', why?"
"You didn't sound like he's old boyfriend" I retorted. Of course I knew he was 'old boyfriend', but if she didn't tell you they had broken up, you wouldn't know.
"I don't understand, we're still friends, are you saying we should not talk?"
"I'm not saying that, but I'm just wondering how you are going to move on from a relationship that has ended over six months ago. How do you intend to get into another relationship, if you are still hanging on to this one that has ended?"
"What if we get back together?"
"Really? Like seriously?..." Didn't know what next to say.
Must we ladies be like this sometimes? Abeg! Share your thoughts
Is this lady disillusioned?
Wednesday, 28 November 2012
Retro-Posts : ThotsToShare's Walk Down Memory lane
Don't you just love the sight in this picture?
Heavenly right?
Courtesy LifeHouseDesign
As the year draws to its end, I thought to do something, re post all my posts from the beginning of this site.To walk down memory lane of this blog site.
To show you, who did not start reading this blog site from the beginning, the posts that have been written in the past.
To reflect on where I am coming from and how I have grown from there to here (You bet, I've grown).
So you're free to post your thotstoshare about each post, well I've already posted two for you today to enjoy and comment.
You can laugh, cry and ramble with me on this journey down memory lane.
Thank You for coming here...
Love Ya, *Mwah!*
Mjady
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
SOS: I Need Your Advice
It seems every time I try to give love a shot it keeps backfiring.
What's the bone of contention?
He seemed really interested in me, nice, and we got talking.
And every bit of detail he told me about himself did not turn me off.
Till I became his friend on Facebook and I saw the pictures on his timeline...
Oh no! I can't be compatible with that kind of lifestyle, things that look like porn, he drinks and so on...
Are you sure you're not being judgmental? I guess he was being open with himself, not hiding his lifestyle from something as public as social media.
Am I?
I was beginning to like him!
But there are somethings that would not go down well with me.
As confused as I feel right now, knowing that I like him already
You could say I'm not sure of what I want...but I'm really sure of what I DON'T want.
You seem angry too. So why do you have a broken heart?
I don't know... the way I was knowing and liking him, it just seemed very disappointing that he was not all that I was thinking he was or should I say he's not what I was expecting him to be.
I feel terrible liking someone who I think I can't have a healthy relationship with because I'm not cool with his lifestyle.
It seems like I should know what to do, but really what should I do?
She mops the tears welled up in her eyes with a white handkerchief she kept handy.
Imagine you are the person sitting across this woman telling you what she's going through what would you tell her?
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