The killing of the chicken and chasing it around with its headless body running and crying for help...LOL
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
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The Chicken and the rice.........
The killing of the chicken and chasing it around with its headless body running and crying for help...LOL
The killing of the chicken and chasing it around with its headless body running and crying for help...LOL
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Beautiful ball gown, rubber sunglasses and a wrist watch to match. Oh! And pretty ribbons too
ReplyDeleteSpecial Chicken stew and rice....Placed in a large bowl surrounded by your cousins....Then after throw knockouts and bangers, and attending street parties....
ReplyDeleteChristmas envelopes
ReplyDeleteDinner on deck
Having extended family and Christmas carols.
That family gathering is what gladdens my heart@ Christmas ♥️ Missing my diaspora cousins so much.
DeleteGoing from house to house in the neighborhood with our colourful sun shade to wish neighbors a merry Christmas, them go dash us money,after eating at home o, we go still eat food from house to house come reach house begin purge, come dey line to use toilet. 😜🤭
ReplyDeleteYou did the house the house too 🤣🤣 We got plenty money during Christmas as kids 💰😄
DeleteOutside the country. Drama at the arrival within the airport.
ReplyDeleteKisses,hugs,running around and me holding tight my favorite teddy bear.
Too many pictures.
In fact the entire reception till we board goodbyes.
Within;
Christmas carol visit by the Youth Fellowship from 17th.
Road trip to the Villa from 22nd December,from any region. Must be by road,plenty cakes and chinchin to lap calmly and judiciously while dozing small small dey😁
Working at Grandpa's yam barn and bathing Grandma's goats and sheep,then our dogs will be barking and challenging them to go away.😂
Masquerade arena up to Ukpo, Abagana+ junction , Abatete + junction. Nnobi, Awka Etiti Bazaar. Chai. The chicken na die.
The dust,smoke,bangers then visitation by families, both good and bad people,ehen.
The firewood cooking. The roasts. The learning of craft; weaving baskets,mats, scraping broomsticks.
While leaving, prayers and annointing from both Christians and Traditionalists because you must stand and face sun with kolanut,Momsie go dey para😂
E dey sweet die. God bless Jesus Nwa David for coming into this world.
Bougie queen
DeleteHaha. Choco😉
DeleteThese are village gists na.
Don't mind me today's World Siblings Day and we're wiping goblets and munching little things.
My Mom got 4 sets.
Lucky me got a set.
We're in zoom and chatty chatty.
I love reading your writeups,so funny
DeleteMy mum using broom sticks to measure our feet and even increasing the size a bit so she could get some shoes for Christmas. The extra inches makes the shoes 👟 a bit bigger in sizes so we can wear them for a while. 🥰☺️
ReplyDeleteThis👍🏿😁😁😁😁
DeleteAlso the cooking. Killing of the the chicken, pounding yam, and sharing the food to neighbours and extended family.
😆 🤣 😂
DeleteLol 😆
My Aunty's twins
Some 28 years ago, my mum bought us this fabrics they call up Nepa and sew over size gowns for us. I remember this today and just thank God for life.
ReplyDeleteXP, you just reminded me of my trip to Abatete (Okoye's) and Abagana for wine carrying ceremony in the 1900s
ReplyDeleteWhich of the Okekes?
DeleteWhy hide😁
Agbaja, Nsukwu, Odida or ?🤨
The new cut and sew clothes, the oversized shoe,, the plastic eyeglasses and wristwatch and of course the killing of the big chicken, christmas was fun then jare.
ReplyDeleteMy mom cooking rice and fried stew with chicken and then serving the whole neighbors... After we finished eating rice, we dress up in our new outfit and head to a nearby fast food to buy mendemede wey we no go fit eat last last bcos we are too full🤣
ReplyDeleteFrom thr we head straight to LTV to go and watch feem and play in the LTV compound 😁
Omo ,I don't have any fond memory of Xmas... Hoping a great memory will show soon .
ReplyDeleteOh dear....I pray you experience love & gift this Christmas 🥰 May Jesus birth gladden your heart 🌲
DeleteThe excitement of going to the market with my mom and shopping for Christmas clothes and shoes for me and my brother. Then wearing the clothes to Church and thereafter wearing it to sit at home for nothing
ReplyDeleteThen the cooking of stew on Christmas eve and 31st eve.....memories
ReplyDeleteThe Christmas songs by Bonny M
ReplyDeleteWe will dance ourselves out cos the best dancer will eat extra chicken and soft drinks. 😅
How about the knockout and banger sessions? It was always fun then
Our designers ball gowns with akpola shoe😂,then comparing our gowns with friends to know the finest,the exchange of food with neighbors back then,.
ReplyDeleteMe that they use buy us that wrist watch if you turn am like this 4pm turn the other side 1pm naso e go dey change dey go 🤣🤣🤣
ReplyDeleteLol 😆 🤣 😂
DeleteI can relate about the wrist watch ⌚️
No fond memories that I can remember
ReplyDeleteThe peaceful advent season 🕊️
ReplyDeleteHarmattan nostalgic air 🌾🌬️🌬️
Lovely new Christmas dresses & shoes 👗👠
Family Chrismas carols, church carols 🎶💕
Goat meat stew 🐐 Chicken stew 🐔 Special Christmas jollof, special Christmas egusi soup with pounded yam 🍛 Holala 😋😄
Beautiful fun time with families & friends ♥️
It's new the clothes for me and my siblings. Plus we were five girls,we make Christmas hair. Fond memories 😍😍😍
ReplyDeleteNew clothes from my parents
ReplyDeleteServing our neighbors food and them giving us money in return
Rice and chicken with bottled coke😋
ReplyDeleteNone I can think of...
ReplyDeleteEvery Christmas My Mother do Buy special clothes for The Five of Us..
ReplyDeleteThen we still Attend Deeper Life,
Cloth she got for me they always vex me.cos it must be Turtle Neck ,long skirt and Long sleeves,
That kind cloth breeze no dey enter body..
We must chop Xmas Chicken ooo
Hello iya Boys
The preparations is the best for me,going to the market with my mum and sisters to buy Christmas dress 👗 and shoes 👞 and my mum must buy oversize shoes 👞 👟 😀 😄.
ReplyDeleteThe killing of the fowl and making of sweet stew and our breakfast must be Nsala soup with Pounded yam and Afternoon will be Stew and rice with salad.
Then dinner,everyone is okay.
The frying of Chinchin every 22nd and my mum will share to neighbours and some family friends and members.
New Year breakfast is Ogbono soup with corn floor 😋
Good old days..
It was really fun back then..
Chai!!!
Things have changed.
Ogbono soup and nni oka. Awww
DeleteI concur to all you wrote.
Memories.✌️
Traveling to the village.. I wanna wish u merry Christmas from the bottom of my heart..
ReplyDeleteNo fond memories oh 😁. Christmas just dey.
ReplyDeleteThe luxury of eating alot meat with not so much restrictions.
ReplyDeleteNew clothes, shoes and of course Christmas hair. Plus, enough meat big portion for everyone😊
ReplyDeleteGoing to the village. The journey was usually so long, but very interesting
ReplyDeleteWe were Muslims but will visit my dad's friend in a neigbohouring town and be well feasted even as a large polygamous family. We would essentially be treated to oyinbo and local cuisine. Buffet style. We would have fun eating loads of food, watching movies (I recall I first ever watching and loving Sound of Music here), getting piano and drum lessons from their much older but cool kids.
ReplyDeleteWe would get a return visit at Eid (ileya) too. Those were wonderful memories and May Allah be pleased with all of these wonderful departed souls who made childhood so much fun.
As a grown up in Gidi prior to relocating, I enjoyed the decor that nicely beautifies VI and the Island as a whole. The eko hotel roundabout was always a delight and I like that they kept making it bigger and better each year. There was even a nativity scene and mini amusement park for kids at some point. VI is beautiful at this time of the year. I also tend to work in December, whilst half the staff and half of VI is empty. I loved the reduced traffic to and from work when our ibo brethren have gone to the village for Christmas. Even in a core back office department, work was noticeably reduced and there was so much pop-up fun activities and free/gifted catering to merry with.
I am Muslim, and it's amazing that I have so many fond memories of Christmas even as I don't celebrate it.
Aaawww... This made me smile 🙂
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